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vanticular fold phonation
that thing Alex Brightman does to make the beedlejuice voice
and you cant seem to find how he dose it on the internet
God help me please
and you cant seem to find how he dose it on the internet
God help me please
alex can use vanticular fold phonation and go from really the sweetest man in the world to really scary dead guy
vanticular fold phonation by fierysnowflakes October 11, 2019
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Valatic.Net
Valatic and/or Valatic.Net is a Minecraft server run by a owner know as BlueJayJensen and his mod team. Who fill the server with micro transactions and have effectively made it pay to win. The server also chooses to remove features initially offered with certain transactions and refuses to compensate or even allow players who bought it for that purpose to reclaim their features.
When someone would quit Valatic this is what they would usually say: *Im quitting Valatic.Net/Valatic, I just can't take fucking it anymore."
Valatic.Net by ScorchedEarthMate December 7, 2025
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