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DID MIKE BARNICLE steal a stolen joke? At least one of the jokes the Boston Globe columnist was accused of lifting from comedian George Carlin's 1997 book Brain Droppings has been used by so many comics over the year that its provenance is murky, to say the least.
In Brain Droppings, Carlin tells it like this:"If cockpit voice recorders are so indestructible, why don't they just build an airplane that's just one big cockpit voice recorder?"
Barnicle wrote it...
