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

  Description: A man in a suit is standing on a hill holding a briefcase and talking into a tin can telephone. The string of the telephone stretches over several hills.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) How  can I help you?
(B) Khaki's, I'm wearing Khaki's.
(C) Before I send someone out there, please unplug the string from the back of your can then plug it firmly back in.
(D) I’m so wired right now it’s not even funny.
(E) Can I pick up anything on my way home from the desert?
(F) I can't hear you,let me send you a pigeon.
(G) Listen Carl,they just raided my house. Are you sure this line is secure?
(H) Nope, can't hear you at all. Try walking backwards for six miles and pulling the cord tight.
(I) Back up a few miles... I'm getting a bad signal due to slack!
(J) We're sorry, due to technical difficulty your call cannot be completed at this time.

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