Mel Gibson

1.

So I've been having a conversation (more like argument) with a colleague about how we rate a certain actors acting skills, let's say it's Mel Gibson.
I'm of the opinion he is Ok and I actually quite like most of his movies, it turns out my colleague thinks he is a good actor, but I think purely for my own strange amusement, I decided to say he wasn't. I have no reason for turning what could have been a friendly conversation about something we both appreciated, into a 3 day long difference of opinions.

I'm now beginning to think I  don't like Mel Gibson, but I'm sure I do, I loved 'We Were Soldiers'

Maybe I just like to alienate myself. Or is it Ok to just like to start an argument? Not sure

The Beginning

So here it is, after many months of being told to write a book on 'how to make friends' I though about it, and decided to start with a blog.

For those thinking that this is actually going to make any actual difference to them gaining any new friends, I'm afraid you are mistaken, it is simply the thoughts of someone who is slightly socially awkward and hasn't quite developed the correct level of interpersonal skills to enable them to gain or sustain friendships.

It's me before you ask.

I was told to write the book by a work colleague who I chat to occasionally about how I've been rude to someone or not invited to another *family event/party/wedding reception/meal (delete as appropriate)

This is it, read it if you like, or not, it won't effect me anyway.

Regards,