Watch full screen with headphones on. I actually started going a bit doolally after a while. 
 

sharke
doolally

I'm just here to comment on how much I love that word.

Beepster

sharke
doolally

I'm just here to comment on how much I love that word.

hi beeps  
diddly-doolally, even.
 
well since my liquid cooled machine is now running (flushed loop just this morning), why not?
 

diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally
diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally
diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally

diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally
diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally
diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally diddly-doolally
 

Beepster

sharke
doolally

I'm just here to comment on how much I love that word.

I'm just surprised it is a word. It just came right out of my fingers, and to my amazement there was no red squiggly line underneath it. 

sharke

Beepster

sharke
doolally

I'm just here to comment on how much I love that word.

I'm just surprised it is a word. It just came right out of my fingers, and to my amazement there was no red squiggly line underneath it. 

HA!
 
Now that's classic. Proper usage and errythin' too.

 

This one's better.
 

Even better!
 
(I've got both saved along with a few others - great for background video on a big screen with some kind of trance playing!)

Beepster

sharke
doolally

I'm just here to comment on how much I love that word.

It's another British Empire word, comes from 'Deolali' which was an army station in India. Troops could be stationed there for a long time and apparently it was pretty unpleasant and boring. The phrase 'he's gone Doolally Tap' was used about anyone showing signs of mental strain ('tap' is the Urdu word for fever)

sharke
 
 
I'm just surprised it is a word. It just came right out of my fingers, and to my amazement there was no red squiggly line underneath it. 

It's amazing how we can pick up words without realising it, especially when they are being whispered whenever you walk into a room.

 
Well, I watched the first 9.628371098372 hours but then got a bit bored.
 
What happens at the end?
 
I'm guessing the butler did it.

When I started the video, a popup ad came up about 'Removing eye bags'. I wonder why?