When I was a kid there was short cartoons that I would love to see again and show my brother and sister.
The first was a cartoon that featured this weird little pair of legs in a kinda arch, picture 1/2 the Golden Arches from Mc Donnalds walking around, being chased by this big crazy spider. The spider would bounce with it's big eye and a bunch of little spiders were also chasing after the feet. They ran through a castle in a spiral stair case.
I don't think it had any words -- but it had this funny little music that went along with it.
Anyone spot anything like this on line or in a old Nick toons bootleg? I'd love to see these again.
Friday, February 25, 2011
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