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

  Description: Two mimes are performing on the street, mimicking and interacting with a woman who looks confused and slightly annoyed. A man stands nearby, observing the scene with a neutral expression.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) It was 'buy one, get one free.'
(B) If you've got the money; honey, I've got the mime.
(C) How can you just stand there and watch them do unspeakable things to me?
(D) I found a way to replace memes with something worse.
(E) Play along, honey—a mime is a terrible thing to waste.
(F) Can you see them, too, or is it just me? I mean, I know you can't hear them - but can you see them?
(G) They help me think outside the invisible glass box.
(H) Doesn't my body language tell them I'm not at all interested
(I) Okay, I will marry you, but make them go away!
(J) Who told us to visit France?  Your damn mother?

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