To: Loyalist
At reading the headline, I really thought “semi” was going to be an old Freightliner or something.
Never heard of a “semi” referring to a apartment.
Thanks for the edumacation.
12 posted on
11/21/2014 7:32:37 PM PST by
SolidRedState
(I used to think bizarro world was a fiction.)
To: SolidRedState
13 posted on
11/21/2014 7:34:01 PM PST by
steve86
(Prophecies of Maelmhaedhoc OÂ’Morgair (Latin form: Malachy))
To: SolidRedState
At reading the headline, I really thought “semi” was going to be an old Freightliner or something.Me too. I still have a hard time with "flat."
14 posted on
11/21/2014 7:39:56 PM PST by
Inyo-Mono
(NRA)
To: SolidRedState
I thought it might’ve meant half of a double wide.
21 posted on
11/21/2014 8:54:25 PM PST by
uncitizen
(I weep for my country)
To: SolidRedState
I don't think that is a semi since it is attached on both sides. It looks more like a row house although with a store front maybe a commercial property with maybe an apartment above it. This is what a semi detached house looks like.
34 posted on
11/22/2014 4:09:10 AM PST by
xp38
To: SolidRedState
Brits use the housing term “semi-detached” to describe what we call a duplex. Perhaps the Canadians use the same term.
37 posted on
11/22/2014 4:41:21 AM PST by
ops33
(Senior Master Sergeant, USAF (Retired))
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