Paint fumes causing silliness preceding fatigue.
by ErikaStellar in Six Words about Work - Lessons on Feb 13, 2013 | 
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favepeep says,
Not sure if you want a serious response but here goes. Stay out and/or open the windows. Those fumes are messing with your mind (and health). Due to a serious poisoning incident, sadly I'm sort of an expert on chemicals and their harmful effects.ErikaStellar says,
Well I do appreciate your serious response :) Actually, that is affirmation that we had a legitimate complaint. I work at a school with windows that don't open so we couldn't even ventilate. I couldn't figure out why they didn't wait for a school holiday but they told us the paint was 'safe' so...