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

  Description: A woman is wearing an extremely large ruff collar that covers most of her upper body. Two men in historical attire are standing in the background, looking at her.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) They call it "The cloud".
(B) I feel sorry for the person sitting next to her on the plane.
(C) Well, it does make her waist look smaller.
(D) I think a beheading is out of the question.
(E) That's one way to filter your words.
(F) Only one man has gotten close to her and he's still missing.
(G) The lady doth not protest too much.
(H) She has a bad case of 'Collara.'
(I) I hear she is on her way to visit Henry the Eighth.
(J) Methinks she doth protrude too much.

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