This weekend, I linked to a Trib story talking about Troy Polamalu's Twitter account, which included a quote from Polamalu that said, "It's not me at all," referencing his popular online feed.
"In reference to this article, I assure you that I send out all tweets except for those that begin with "update", said Polamalu, linking to the MH story from Sunday.
So basically, it goes like this: when the word "update" precedes the tweet, it's usually something promotional that Troy is not writing. Recent examples:
UPDATE: Head & Shoulders has gone above and beyond this year by insuring Troy's locks for a cool $1 million http://tinyurl.com
UPDATE: Head & Shoulders just launched a website that’s all about Troy's ridiculously full and thick hair, http://www.Troyshair.com.
Yeah, that doesn't sound like something Polamalu would write about himself.
Otherwise, the words are Troy's. That would be tweets like this: "Strive to live in such a way that the words "living" and "praying" are synonymous and interchangeable. A life where you cannot tell when prayers begin or end and your daily actions are but the humble words to a life-long prayer"
As I noted on Sunday, I was sort of confused at the original Trib story, so I appreciate the clarification direct from Polamalu. Consider all gray areas eliminated.
For more:
Troy Polamalu on His Twitter Account: "It's not me at all" [MH]
Troy Polamalu [Twitter account]
TWEETIN' TROY [Scott Brown/Trib]
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Question:
Why doesn't this article start with the line "OH MY MUTHAFUKINGOD!! Troy reads MH!!!"?? ;)
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