He was pretty uncomfortable during the whole A Place for Pedophiles documentary.

I don't know if he's uncomfortable so much as an asshole, but yeah. Stars for Nicky.

I knew I recognized that fucker!

Not a doctor.

http://www.sonichu.com/cwcki/Autism#Onset_and_diagnosis_of_Chris.2 7s_autism

In short, nobody knows.

There's also this:

http://www.sonichu.com/cwcki/Autism_papers

It's sad that there's an entire Wiki page dedicated to just that one document. Trolls have analyzed and archived nearly every detail about his life.

Chris is the Samuel Pepys of our era, whether he wants to be or not.

I have no problem believing that Chris has autism. I've spent a lot of time working in public schools, and this video is not representative of what everyone on the spectrum is like. Part of Chris's problem is that he has a lot of personal idiosyncrasies that aren't part of autism, but certainly don't make things any better for him.

The thing that irritates me about the media's approach to autism is that it only focuses on people who are completely non-functioning, people who are really weird and stereotypical (in the way people expect autism to look, like something out of a sitcom), and people like Temple Grandin, who seem to have 'overcome' their autism to become 'successful'. It completely ignores the people with autism who have figured out how to live from day to day, make friends, hold a job, contribute to society, and have a decent, positive, normal life, because those people look boring on TV. Those people are the real success stories, and there are more of them than videos like this would lead you to believe.

That being said, I don't know how long I could stand to live with that screaming kid.