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

  Description: A woman is sitting on a couch with a glass of wine, while a man is on all fours in front of her. On the man's back, there is a dog, and on the dog's back, there is a cat. On top of the cat, there is a fishbowl with a fish inside.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Don’t worry they’ve got my back..
(B) Now can we get a horse?
(C) I don't feel like you're pulling your weight around here.
(D) Quick fetch the canary
(E) You don't want to know how the fish got there.
(F) And it's called the Aristocrats!
(G) Okay . . . so it's not the Wallendas, but it's still not something you see every day.
(H) So, you told me to get my act together.  Now what?
(I) Hmm, a little more to the left.
(J) For the final part of the trick, Rover will roll over.

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