Maybe he was a glue-sniffer?

(He also appears as a neighborhood glue-sniffer.)

British grindcore band Raging Speedhorn wrote a song called "Necrophiliac Glue-Sniffer".

A GLUE-SNIFFER was jailed yesterday for ramming a police car while high.

Equally intelligent are Mr. Graff, Mr. Robbins and Elizabeth Berridge, as a bubble-headed glue-sniffer who longs to settle down with a wedding ring and a husband.

WHATEVER our image of a truant may be - layabout, glue-sniffer, petty criminal - a recent report from the Scottish Office urges us to dispel a few misunderstandings about truancy.

In a talk with Ms. Momin for the show's catalog, he called it both an attempt "to give snow sound" and "a glue-sniffer's apotheosis of Burke's sublime," though Mr. Ruch probably does not see it in quite such complex terms.

"We used to be the department for glue sniffers," one of the center's doctors said.

He said that the method can detect toluene in glue sniffers' blood.

He tangled with a teenage glue sniffer and took some heavyweight lumps.

The mother of a glue sniffer with convictions for theft and violence has welcomed the news that her son is being placed in psychiatric care.

They are rapists and glue sniffers and they have no regard for human life.

They were glue sniffers, these grubby ten-year-olds, according to the pages of the Sunday tabloids.

My offending started when I became a habitual glue sniffer at the age of 12 and I began stealing to finance it.'

While he is living there he is stopping glue sniffers and vandals killing the fish and ruining the countryside.

High concentrations have a narcotic effect on the central nervous before shutting it down like a glue sniffer with a glue bag stuck on his head.

Chamber president Norman Campbell acknowledged Darlington had a problem with glue sniffers but praised police for reacting to complaints from traders and members of the public.

The precarious side of street life became reality to Connell when a gang of cleferos (glue sniffers), who often prey on the working youth, attacked him.

The police have descended on a gutted West Baltimore row house, without electricity or running water, that is home to some two dozen glue sniffers, heroin addicts and prostitutes.

Glue Sniffer (Huelepega: Ley de la calle) - (Venezuela/Spain)

Being a crowded shopping district, Kadıköy has many buskers, shoe shine boys, glue sniffers and schoolchildren in the streets selling flowers, chewing gum and packets of tissues.

He commonly insults callers to his radio program as being "huelepega" (glue sniffers), and wonders when the offender is going to inject his dose of marijuana (sic) next.

The place began to stink of urine and vomit, and glue sniffers and used needles were common sights, as were appearances of the Garda Síochána.

The next day, the neighborhood junkies are introduced: Snuffy (Spike Lee) and Right Hand Man (N. Jeremi Duru), who are glue sniffers.

'Luk at thon in a shellsuit,' she called as a middle aged shopper hurried by, 'I thought you had to be a glue sniffer to wear a shellsuit.'

In a series of photographs with junkyard objects affixed to them, Stephen Willats documents the depressing routine of a West London girl named Pat Purdy who belongs to a "glue sniffers camp."

A group of young drug-addicts and glue sniffers from a nearby remand centre knocked off the voie normale in the company of their warders without too much bother, bringing a new meaning to the old phrase 'going high.'

Examples include Pat Purdy and the Glue Sniffers' Club (1981-2), The Kids are in the Street (1981-2) and Are You Good Enough for the Cha Cha Cha?

Leslie Russell from the Metropolitan Police Forensic science Laboratory told a Royal society of Chemistry meeting last week that gas chromatography could trace toluene in the blood of glue sniffers, by the same method used to detect flammable liquids in fires.