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

  Description: A person is playing a piano in a church, but instead of an organ, there is a giant radiator behind the piano. Another person, possibly a priest, is standing nearby watching.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) The ad was for a pre-war, rent-controlled chapel sublet. What sort of organ did you expect?
(B) Play 'Misty' for me.
(C) Play something warm. No, play something radiant.
(D) It sounds like a lot of hot air.
(E) Masses are really starting to heat up.
(F) I asked for something that would resonate not radiate.
(G) The hard part was transposing from C major to Fahrenheit.
(H) I said ‘inspiration’ not ‘perspiration’!
(I) Funny. No one has ever told me my organ was too big before?
(J) Will your playing improve if I adjust the thermostat?

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