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Gripping a water balloon too tightly can cause it to pop in your hand but a loose grip could hurt your throwing accuracy. Keep in mind that the water will shift around in the balloon. If you're having difficulty handling the balloon, it may help to hold your hand underneath the balloon and throw it overhand in a catapult motion. If they aren't looking at you, they won't be able to react and will be an easy target. Look for people throwing balloons at others so they aren't paying attention to you. Fake throws will throw off your opponents and cause them to duck or dodge the throw too early. You can then hit them more easily immediately after they've moved. Too many fake throws could cause the opponents to get annoyed and target you. Use your fakes judiciously. Aim for your target's body just above the stomach. This spot will give you the widest margin of error if your throw isn't perfect.

summary: Perfect your grip. Aim for unexpected targets. Fake a few throws. Aim for the center of your target.

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If your paint is in a metal can, grab a flat blade screwdriver. Wedge the screwdriver's tip under the lid. Push down on the handle of the screwdriver to loosen the airtight seal. Repeat this process three to four times around the lid. When the lid is unsealed, remove it from the paint can. This method may be used on old and new paint cans. Using a paint stick, stir the latex paint for 5 to 10 minutes. Stir the paint in an upward and downward spiral motion. This will combine the heavy molecules that settled on the bottom with the lighter molecules on the top. Another method of mixing the paint is to pour it repeatedly from one bucket or paint can to another. Instead of a paint stick, use an electric drill with a paint mixing attachment. Observe the paint coming off the paint stick. Slowly lift the stick out of the paint and hold it over the paint can. If the paint coming off the stick looks like smooth, thick cream, it does not need to be thinned and doing so will actually render the paint unusable. If the paint remains on the stick or comes off in clumps, it needs to be thinned. You can also use a funnel to evaluate the paint's thickness. Hold a funnel over the paint can. Use a ladle to pour the paint into the funnel. If it flows freely through your funnel, then the paint is thin enough. If it does not flow freely through the funnel, it must be thinned.

summary: Open your can of paint. Stir the paint. Assess the paint's thickness.

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Whether you're using wet or dry watercolors, you can also make different types of pink such as by adding a dab of purple and then yellow or by diluting red with water and not using white. Experiment to find the pink that's right for you. When you don't mix in white, you can get a standard pink. This depends on how much you dilute the red with water before it dries. To get softer shades of pink, add yellow. This will eventually give you a peach color. A little bit of violet or blue will give you a hot pink. Add more to get a shade such as magenta.
summary: Mix in other colors.