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Sometimes being Ruddy just ain’t enough. So for 2025 we’re teaming up with Christian Rivera and @Yamatocannon to create the least controversial League Org ever. It’s like Ruddy just with more Sack. introducing THE RUDDY SACK.

Ruddy Corporation

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Arozzi NLC1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon Surely this iteration will look to play conservative League of Legends followed up by sober interviews, right?

The Ruddy Sack1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon

RedDeer.Games1 year ago

Get back to school combining learning with... Fun! 🎓 Cat's Cosmic Atlas takes part in #BackToSchool2024 #gamescelebration on #Steam! 😺 ✨ Check it out here! => ✨ #cats #SteamGames

Kael1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon Tag the wrong yamato btw

Nathan Edmonds1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon proper love this graphics style!!

Will Holt #RUDDYUP1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon #SACKUP ..?

Seryy1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon peak content #SACKUP

Alex Jolly1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon This reminds me of when Cardiff City got bought by a billionaire, and they changed the kit to red and the name to Cardiff Dragons 💪💪💪 massive stuff

Alex I guess (Erzmagier🧙‍♂️)1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon PEAK

Dino1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon Ayo #sackup goes hard

o apelao de sumare1 year ago

@IWDominate @YamatoCannon holy shit I lost my sides when it showed Yamato with a cup in his hand at the snow lmaoooooo

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