Take 2 plastic connectors with a 34 inch (1.9cm) diameter and align the threaded side with the opening of the ball valve. Attach a connector to each side of the ball valve by turning them clockwise until they're tight. You won't be able to screw the connector all the way in, so make sure it's tight and securely connected. Take another hose clamp and fit it onto the other end of the tubing so it will be in place to clamp over the connector. Leave it on the tubing so you can move it into place when you attach the valve. Let the hose clamp hang loosely on the tubing so you can move it into position after you attach the funnel to the valve. Slide the end of the funnel tube onto the ball valve by forcing it onto the connector. The tube should fit snugly but it won't be fully secure. Don't screw the connector so tight into the ball valve that it's difficult to remove for cleaning. Slide the hose clamp down the tube so it's on tip of the connector. Then, take a flathead screwdriver and tighten the screw on the hose clamp until the tube is tight and secure over the connector. Give the ball valve a good tug to make sure it's attached securely. Take a smaller length of 1 inch (2.5cm) diameter tubing and slide it over the open connector on the ball valve. This will serve as a mouthpiece whenever you use the beer bong. Don't clamp the mouthpiece tubing so you can easily remove it to clean it. Fit a Y valve over the bottom of the funnel and connect 2 tubes to it to form a 2 person beer bong. You can also connect a Y valve to those tubes and connect 4 total tubes to the funnel to form a multi-person beer bong! Use Y valves that will fit 1 inch (2.5cm) diameter tubes. Connect ball valves to the ends of each tube so you can control the flow of liquid. You can find Y valves at hardware stores, home improvement stores, and online.

Summary: Screw plastic hose-to-threaded connectors into the ball valve. Slide a hose clamp onto the tube at the opposite end of the funnel. Insert the funnel tubing onto the connector on the ball valve. Tighten the hose clamp over the connector with a screwdriver. Attach a 4in (10cm) long tube to the other connector. Use Y valves to connect more tubes to make a multi-person beer bong.

Go to https://www.facebook.com/. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're already logged into Facebook. If you aren't logged into Facebook, first enter your email address and password in the top-right side of the page. This tab is in the upper-right side of Facebook, and has your first name on it. Doing so opens your profile page. It's a tab just below your cover photo that's near the top of the page. This option is in the upper-right side of the "Friends" section of the page. Clicking it opens the "People You May Know" page, which is a list of people that Facebook recommends you add based on your current friends. It's a blue button to the right of a person's profile. This will send a friend request to them. Click Add Friend next to more people on the "People You May Know" page to send out multiple friend requests. The more people you add, the more friends you'll have. Most people will accept a friend request from you if they see that you have friends in common.

Summary: Open Facebook. Click your name tab. Click Friends. Click + Find Friends. Click Add Friend. Add more friends.

Similar to the eye makeup rules, clothing colors can give your eyes extra vibrancy through contrast. Consulting the color wheel will give you a basic idea of contrasting colors. You'll want to wear the color that is the opposite of your eye color on the color wheel. If your eyes are a lighter blue, intensify the redness in your clothing to bring out the hue. If your eyes are a darker blue, near to gray, lean toward a more yellow or golden tone to bring out the purple and blue tones in the eye. A lighter green eye may be better contrasted by a purplish shade of red. If you've got a hazel eye that leans more green, choose these colors as well to accent those shades. If your brown eyes are warmer, green would oppose the redder shades on the eye. For complementary colors to brown, true gold is a safe choice. If you've got hazel eyes that lean more brown, wear these colors to create contrast. When choosing jewelry, ties, hats, etc., the colors should a) coordinate with the outfit and b) contrast or complement the eye color. Be particularly attentive to accessories that will be worn near the face. Do not over-accessorize when trying to emphasize a natural feature, such as the eyes. Too much jewelry, too large of a hat, or too many colors will distract others from noticing the eyes. Make selective color choices and keep the look free of distracting features.

Summary: Choose colors that contrast and complement your eye color. Wear orange, bronze, red, or gold to give emphasis to blue eyes. Wear red or more subtle mauve and burgundy to contrast a green eye. Wear brown purple and pink if your brown eyes are more golden than warm in hue. Choose accessories in the right colors as well. Simplify the outfit in order to bring emphasis to the face.

First, you will need to decide on a color for your streaks. If it's your first time, it's usually better to go with a color that is only slightly lighter or darker than your own hair color. But, the color you desire is ultimately your choice. You may want blonde streaks, or pink or purple streaks. If you're unsure what will look good in your hair, start small by streaking one piece of hair with your favorite color. If you love it, you can always add more. Some people choose to have one pretty pink or purple streak running down the side. This adds a subtle beauty to your style. For a punk look, add a lot of streaks extending from the crown of your head down to the tips. Choose blue, green, or platinum blonde. If you want to go blonde or up to two shades lighter, you may not need a hair dye. You can get away with using bleach. Consider how many streaks you would like to put in your hair. You may want a few streaks for a subtle effect, or a head full of streaks to dramatically change your hair color. It's important to plan what your desired outcomes is before beginning the dyeing process. If you aren't confident about dyeing your hair on your own, it's better to start with only a few streaks. The supplies you get will be partially determined by the natural color of your hair. If you have light hair and are planning to streak it with a darker color, you do not need to bleach your hair first. If you have dark or medium hair and want a light or unnatural color, you'll definitely need to bleach before streaking to make sure the color comes out looking bright and beautiful. You can buy your supplies at a beauty supply shop, like Sally's Beauty Supply. The supplies you will need are: Bleach powder, which comes in either packets or tubs. If you're doing just a few streaks, you won't need much. Creme developer, which makes the bleach work. If your hair is already blonde or light brown, use a 20 or 30 volume developer. Never get a volume higher than 40, or you'll damage your hair. Red Gold Corrector is added to the bleach powder to increase its effectiveness, so you don't have to bleach twice. You will need this if your hair is on the darker side. "Purple shampoo," which is a special shampoo designed to reduce yellow tones in bleached or lightened hair. A tint brush, a bowl, rubber gloves, and aluminum foil.
Summary: Pick out a hair color. Decide how many streaks you'd like. Get bleaching and streaking supplies.