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

  Description: Anthropomorphic vegetables, including broccoli, asparagus, and a tomato, are sitting at a table in a restaurant, eating meals. In the background, a human couple is also dining and looking at the vegetables.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Somebody should tell the kitchen that their vegetable have gone bad.
(B) It could get really messy if we have to Heimlich the tomato.
(C) You are what what you eat eats.
(D) I'm beginning to have my doubts about 'farm to table' dining.
(E) I liked it better when they consumed dead animals underground through roots.
(F) I didn’t know this was a farm-to-table restaurant.
(G) Well, I do see that it can be a tough choice between veganism and cannibalism.
(H) Well, would you rather they ate dirt and manure?
(I) Omg, is this a veggie burger? Oh, no, Uncle Joe!
(J) My spleen burger is delicious, how are your American thighs?

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