Hello,
This is prolly not the intended use of this forum but I do have a question and was hoping for some feed back.
If I want to convey the fact that I want to and am waiting to be struck by lightning does the below sentence make sense and convey my point at least in a subtle way...(sorry for the morbidness of the statement but i find it amusing)
"Patiently waiting for an opportunistic bolt of lightning." or
"Patiently waiting for an opportunistic lightning strike"
I tried to look up the definition of opportunistic but I still can't tell if it makes sense. I thank you all for any input you can provide and apologize if this site is intended solely for the purpose of academia.
Thanks
This is prolly not the intended use of this forum but I do have a question and was hoping for some feed back.
If I want to convey the fact that I want to and am waiting to be struck by lightning does the below sentence make sense and convey my point at least in a subtle way...(sorry for the morbidness of the statement but i find it amusing)
"Patiently waiting for an opportunistic bolt of lightning." or
"Patiently waiting for an opportunistic lightning strike"
I tried to look up the definition of opportunistic but I still can't tell if it makes sense. I thank you all for any input you can provide and apologize if this site is intended solely for the purpose of academia.
Thanks