Note: It should be “altogether”. “Altogether” is an adverb, modifying the verb “avoid”, meaning “completely or utterly”. “All together” is just a phrase that means that things are in a group. Example: “My family was gathered all together for Thanksgiving and we were altogether disappointed by my mother’s cooking.”
Note: “Cold Pizza” was a show on ESPN2 that Woody was co-host of for a while.
Who's on first? No, who's the headliner?
Note: I’m not sure if Woody’s joking or not, so, in the interest of being historically accurate, the famous General at The Battle of the Little Big Horn was “Custer”, not “Custard”.
About Woody’s Chalkboard
This is an ongoing list of Woody Paige’s chalkboard/blackboard quips from the ESPN show “Around The Horn”. This list was started in January 2008. You can read more about Woody’s chalkboard.
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You can find Woody at woodypaige.com, on Facebook, Twitter, The Denver Post, and the Colorado Springs Gazette.