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

  Description: Two campers are in the woods at night. One camper is sitting by the campfire reading a book, while the other is carrying a giant star.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Don't tell me. You wished on a falling star.
(B) Two more folds and I’ll have this thing up.
(C) Fred takes that rise & shine part pretty seriously
(D) Don't worry. It was dead when I found it.
(E) Well, of course it won’t fit in your pocket
(F) Going after Uranus next
(G) I was almost star-struck!
(H) Now can you see to read your freaking book?
(I) A genie granted me one wish. I said, ‘make me a star’.
(J) Nothing beats sleeping under the stars.

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