Multiple Furbies (per kid):
Moon shoes (that were never played with):
A very big projection TV in a dedicated TV room:
And a Bose CD player also in the TV room:
A “computer room” that had a computer with unlimited internet access:
And had fancy mouses that didn’t come with the computer:
A CD storage cabinet that wasn’t meant to look like it stored CDs:
A BIG collection of Playmobil toys (nothing screamed “rich kid” more than Playmobil figures and accessories):
And the Playmobil Victorian Mansion:
Beanie Babies collection that wasn’t meant to be played with:
And, of course, also the Princess Diana Beanie Baby:
A large collection of chunky VHS tapes:
TVs and VCRs in every bedroom:
Also, phone lines in every room, and when your friends got older, they got their own private lines:
A giant armoire in the primary bedroom meant to hide the TV:
A jetted tub surrounded by tile in the primary bathroom:
Several of the latest Super Soaker guns so that no one would have to share:
A huge playhouse in the backyard (that was, honestly, bigger than some studio apartments):
Along with a trampoline:
Five-CD boomboxes with remote in the bedroom of any of the kids that were older and into music:
A refrigerator that looked like a cabinet:
A trash drawer that was also a cabinet:
A second sink (a bar sink) in the kitchen:
A collection of herb-infused oils and vinegars bottles that sat on a giant kitchen window ledge:
An old-timey popcorn cart “for movie nights”:
A rec room or basement that had a pool table…
..and a *WORKING* air hockey table:
A rec room or basement closet stacked full of board games
A very fancy chess set that was purely decorative:
A ~quirky~ side-table that cost like $800:
Encyclopedias that were replaced every few years:
A fountain:
Every gaming system and almost every game that was released for it:
Source: www.buzzfeed.com