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

  Description: Two fish are underwater, one is swimming freely while the other is mounted on a wooden plaque as if it were a trophy. The mounted fish looks unhappy.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Oh, they give you a plaque all right, but there’s a catch.
(B) Everyone is looking at my weight all the time.
(C) It was your Mother's idea.
(D) Apparently I didn't "spark joy"
(E) You  say you were looking for a trophy wife!
(F) The battery insertion was the hardest part”
(G) What do you mean I’m no prize?
(H) So I have a platform! Whaddaya have?
(I) What? You said to get more exercise. I'm planking.
(J) Yes, Carl, I deeply regret my stance on participation trophies

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