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

  Description: Three people are standing in front of the gates of heaven, looking up at a skier who is flying through the air. A bearded man, possibly St. Peter, is standing at a podium with a book, observing the scene.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Sorry.  You have the wrong address.  These are the gnarly gates.
(B) Yes, there are many ways to enter heaven. However, that is not one of them.
(C) You’d think he’d wear a helmet this time
(D) What do you think people reading the New Yorker are going to say.
(E) They say the skiing is to die for.
(F) It's a nice try...but there's no snow where he's headed.
(G) Oh, It's just a returning snow angel.
(H) You won’t need lessons for anything, trust me!
(I) Free all day pass in heaven!
(J) Hey look! It’s King Slalomon!

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