Theoretically speaking, of course

So, if theoretically, you knew someone that had just sold their house, and theoretically, was needing to pack up their stuff by the end of the month, and theoretically, would be living in a rental situation until the new home could be finished, and theoretically, this person had a huge desire to purge stuff instead of packing it and moving it, twice, and theoretically, this stuff would likely be sold to the highest bidder at a huge beating garage sale, then theoretically, what kind of stuff would you advise that person to rid oneself of?

Theoretically, this person was considering the following:

• ALL clothes and shoes that do not currently fit, nor will fit anytime soon, any member of the family.
• ALL clothes and shoes that lack style, comfort, and flexibility with other pieces in the closet.  (Theoretically, it would be really cool if Stacy and Clinton showed up at any moment for a $5000 family makeover!)
• ALL toys that are never played with nor will be appropriate for future use.
• Most fake plants and greenery.  Theoretically, there is a feeling of wanting to be surrounded by what is real versus what may look pretty but just fills up space and collects dust.
• Any kitchen items that are not used frequently enough to be labeled anything other than space hogs.
• Anything broken, not useful, or does not fit the overall feeling or look desired for the new home.

Any other theoretical suggestions?

Stacey