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The post also says it was making them light headed...

• drivers99 14y ago
  Most likely it's just hyperventilation caused by walking around sniffing the air looking for the source of the smell. Although I wouldn't doubt the smell was toxic.
  • JshWright 14y ago
    I've never seen hyperventilation caused by 'sniffing'. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's impossible, but you'd have to be sniffing far more aggressively than I've ever seen someone sniff before...
    • mturmon 14y ago
      I've experienced light-headedness from aggressive sniffing. And it wasn't glue ;-).