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

  Description: A person is fixing their car on a dark, forested road at night. A large, menacing creature with sharp teeth is watching them from the shadows.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) That's a bear of a problem you got there.
(B) My what big teeth you have Mr. Repairman.
(C) Look what just arrived? Meal on Wheels!
(D) You were right. It's the carburetor.
(E) If you help get this boulder off my foot I'll give you a push to the nearest gas station.
(F) Hey, Bob. Do you remember when we were in Cub Scouts and you were quite the bully?
(G) Can I be of any assistance?
(H) Once they get a taste for stranded driver they can’t help themselves.
(I) Did you notice the Chicago Bears sticker on the rear of my car?
(J) Don't worry, I'm waiting for an Impala.

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