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You can also use silver. It would depend on what form it is in. It could be sold for money or used to make jewellery. All except person are inanimate objects which makes the person the odd one out.

You can also use sul

That probably would have been my answer as well!

Friend is the odd one out out. It is alive. Silver can be both an adjective and a noun as in lump of silver. Toothbrush, egg and desk are nouns. Also friend is alive (we assume, it may not be a person but could be a pet). Going any further is stretching the basis of the English language.

It’s far from all good news on the medication fron. My local pharmacist has told me that Imigran nasal spray, which has been around for about 20 years is to be removed not just from the PBS but all production is to be ceased. This drug which is used to treat migraines is an essential part of my...

I do wish you would get your facts straight. The king has 3 siblings. The third is the Duke of York not the Duke of Sussex as you write. Sussex is his son for what good he is after all the damage he has done he doesn’t deserve the title let alone his wife. The Queen was outraged that he used her...

Since the world of social media became the be all and end all loneliness has spiralled. Your computer cannot give you a hug or hold you when you are sad or laugh with you when you tell a bad joke because it’s not your friend or family. It’s time to see technology for what it is, not what some...

Who is going to employ someone with a questionable DIY a degree. Students applying for jobs are judged on the degree they have obtained as well as at what university it was obtained from as some universities are better at producing good graduates in certain areas than other universities. How do...

This is just another way for banks to hold on to your money so they can use it to make money on the markets as they do now. If they are not doing this then why does it take 3 days for money paid via BPay to reach your biller? And why have overnight transactions now stopped being processed before...

The Ute driver was in the wrong because he broke the law by crossing double unbroken lines. It sounds as if he is one of the getting there 4 seconds faster brigade, who I frequently see on our roads and who end up only one car ahead at the next set of lights! He needs to learn the rules.

hello all. I am a 67 yo ex country GP who has also run a project management company. I live with Husband of 45 years in leafy Myrtle Bank Adelaide right next to a creek. Smaller block than before but still a too big house. Wishing everyone a Happy New Year. We have 4 beautiful granddaughters.