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THE PEELING OF SAMUEL LLOYD COLLINS   Thursday My big toenail fell off today.  That leaves three on my right foot and two on my left.  It stung at first, but now my toe just feels…hot.  I’m keeping the nail in an ashtray in the kitchen.
My name is Samuel Lloyd Collins and I suppose, in a way, this is my last will and testament, except I don’t have anybody to leave anything to, so I guess this is really just my last testament.  Or maybe writing this is merely the closest thing I have to company.
I don’t have to be alone.  I could go next door and take part in one of their endless political debates that echo through the walls and keep me awake at night.  Sometimes I think about yelling at them to ‘keep it down’, but what would be the use?  Politics are high on everybody’s agenda right now.  One would expect them to be.
Everyone has their own theory on how ‘The Peeling’ started, but I personally think it was the Arabs.  It’s always the Arabs, isn’t it?  Saddam is dead and the Yanks finally got Osama.  So what choice did they have left but to go for broke?  Everyone assumed their master plan would culminate with a nuclear attack on a major city, but in many ways this virus is worse.  We may have snuffed out the leaders, but their passion for killing, it seems, will never die.   You cut the head off a chicken and it runs around like a maniac, spraying anyone nearby with blood.  That’s what ‘The Peeling’ is: arterial chicken blood spraying us all with its infectious filth.  I guess the Arabs won in the end… I came down with the sickness on Tuesday.  Two days ago.  I’ve already lost a bit of hair and some skin off my testicles, and you already know about the toenails.  Funnily enough, my fingernails are currently unaffected, probably the only reason I’m able to write this.  I thought about typing this on the computer, but somehow it felt like a man’s final words should be in ink, don’t you think?  Maybe when it comes right down to it, paper is more permanent than a collection of cheap circuits.

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