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A couple embroiled in a prank war with relatives returned from their honeymoon to discover their home in tatters.<br/><br/>Brooke Rentsch, 21 and her husband, Duncan, 21, a butcher, got back from their relaxing two week break in Bali to find their house turned upside down.<br/><br/>They soon found out that Duncan's brother, Cooper, 17, and his cousins had let them themselves into their home and wrapped their Mazda CX5 car in cling film. <br/><br/>Their light switches and door handles were covered in Vaseline and their pillowcases were full of cheese popcorn. <br/><br/>The culprits had even sticky-note-bombed their walls, streaked toiler paper all over the house, cling-filmed their fridge and left cups of water all over the two bathroom floors.
A couple embroiled in a prank war with relatives returned from their honeymoon to discover their home in tatters.<br/><br/>Brooke Rentsch, 21 and her husband, Duncan, 21, a butcher, got back from their relaxing two week break in Bali to find their house turned upside down.<br/><br/>They soon found out that Duncan's brother, Cooper, 17, and his cousins had let them themselves into their home and wrapped their Mazda CX5 car in cling film. <br/><br/>Their light switches and door handles were covered in Vaseline and their pillowcases were full of cheese popcorn. <br/><br/>The culprits had even sticky-note-bombed their walls, streaked toiler paper all over the house, cling-filmed their fridge and left cups of water all over the two bathroom floors.
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