He's a straight-talking and honest person. Look at what he did to stand up to the insane macho hunters on Malta: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...f-assault-malta-bird-altercation-bbc-wildlife
Hi.
I've just watched a really interesting program on BBC 2 about Chris Packham.
I never liked watching this guy on tv.
I always found him to be arrogant and somewhat strange and irritating ,but after watching a program about him tonight and his battle with Asperger's I now see him in a totally different light. I didn't know this guy had suffered with this ,up until watching tv tonight and found his story amazing and moving to listen to. All things that I disliked about him , he actually talked about ,and the problems he's tried to over come over the years. I think its hard to understand what it must be like to have Asperger's if you don't have it yourself ,but Chris really did a good job in this program in putting it across.
If you get chance its well worth a watch.
With respect, some of us are nobbers.You just need to remember that anybody you see on telly is only projecting part of their personality out of the screen. So it's ok to think that so-and-so is a bit of a twat, as long as you realise that it's not the real so-and-so, just a TV version of them.
Same with us lot and our silly user names and such. We're all just avatars.
She has no idea how people can walk into a room and know immediately who is interested in them, and who is not.
There are exceptions Ricky Gervais for instanceYou just need to remember that anybody you see on telly is only projecting part of their personality out of the screen. So it's ok to think that so-and-so is a bit of a twat, as long as you realise that it's not the real so-and-so, just a TV version of them.
Gad, imagine if you had Aspergers and were really ugly as well, you'd be well doomed.
This is what my wife finds the hardest - she avoids parties and family gatherings because she doesn't know the "rules" around small talk and polite conversation. She'll talk about a specific subject quite easily, but she's not good with natural pauses and often says "I never know who's turn it is to speak".she just doesn't understand body language.....her own, or others.
This is what my wife finds the hardest - she avoids parties and family gatherings because she doesn't know the "rules" around small talk and polite conversation. She'll talk about a specific subject quite easily, but she's not good with natural pauses and often says "I never know who's turn it is to speak".