Poor Tony Romo

I have trouble pitying a guy that can come home and cry to a naked Jessica Simpson

 

You'd think dating Jessie, He would know the difference between IN and Out Of The box.

 

Her weird pimp....er, uh...dad will probably make her dump him for whichever QB takes his team to the Superbowl. Afterall, it could get her some camera time during the game...

 

That pic of Ashlee at the :35 mark is quite nice.

 

Romo and the Cowboys should never be part of anything that resembles Bob Marley. What a disgrace to the song and the artist himself.

 

It was never a Bob Marley song.

 

Confusing Bobby McFerrin with Bob Marley is pretty disgraceful as well.

 

Bob Marley made a much bigger impact on the world. His version was better too.

 

He didn't have a version. That song was first recorded in 1988. Marley died in 1981.

 

I liked Bob Marley's version of Red Red Wine better than Neil Diamond's.

 

i like Marley's version of "you cant touch this"

 

Nothing beats Bob Marley's "Electric Avenue". That song rokked.

Then again "Pass the Dutchie" comes close.

 

His version of "Informer" was SOOO much better than the white dude's (was his name Snow or something?)

 

It brings back the memories of this...

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I also like his rendition of "Freebird".

 

I personally loved his rendition of Caribbean Queen.

 

What about his duet with Phil Collins on "Easy Lover"?

That was spectacular. take that Ebony and Ivory!!

 

That was MC Hammer.

Later on, Eddie Murphy sampled Hammer's version and used it for a song called Superfreak.

Sadly, on the morning of August 6, 2004, Eddie Murphy was found dead in his Burbank, California home at the Oakwoods on Barham Boulevard by his caretaker.

 

how tragic