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

  Description: A large fish is sitting on a barstool at a bar, talking to the bartender. The bartender is standing behind the bar, looking at the fish.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Don't tell me what I drink like.
(B) There's a reason it's a cliche.
(C) Of course I'm thirsty. I'm a fish out of water.
(D) Then one day you wake up and you have ten thousand children and a mortgage that's under water.
(E) Just water, please. and make it a double.
(F) Another one for the halibut.
(G) Let me guess - one of those koi meets girl, koi loses girl stories?
(H) As you can see, I do.
(I) So, how'd a guy like you end up working in an underwater bar?
(J) Make it a double, my wife left me and hooked up with a fisherman.

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