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

  Description: A man is walking his dog in a park and encounters an alien holding a rake. In the background, other aliens are raking leaves near a spaceship.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) we'll take care of the leaves if you'll start picking up after your dog.
(B) You haven't seen a set of keys, have you?
(C) Don’t worry, we will attend to their burial with care.
(D) And the job pays well, but it’s a bit of a commute.
(E) What? Your money actually doesn't grow on trees??
(F) Ah, the simple life... form.
(G) We're still deciding between apple picking, antiquing, or abduction.
(H) We haven't used leaf blowers for light years."
(I) We come in peace, but we draw the line; you pick it up.
(J) In my world, anything that grows on trees is money.

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