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The following is a description of a funny cartoon for the New Yorker Caption Contest

  Description: Two cowboys are standing next to their horses in a desert, watching another cowboy who is performing gymnastics on a pommel horse.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Don't turn around, I need to change into my leotard for the floor routine.
(B) You can take the Cowboy out of the Olympics, but you can’t take the Olympics out of the Cowboy!
(C) He's been like this ever since his other horse died.
(D) You tell him that's not what we meant when we said we were going for the gold.
(E) That’s my Fancy Cousin, he’s from Austin.
(F) What do you figger you get, exactly, if you breed a mustang with a pommel horse?
(G) He saw the wrong man about a horse.
(H) He’s going places, that one.
(I) It’s all about the dismount!
(J) Yeah,but how’s his ropin’?

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