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Yes, they do this. There are 14 cats living here now.
Something I notice is that a certain cat will make a habit of being a lounger.
Like the one cat that sleeps between my legs when I am watching the news and the weather channel with my morning coffee.
That is just about every morning!

I have three cats, and they love to sleep with me. I can be on the couch, in the bed, on the floor - it doesn't matter, they find me within minutes of my lying down. I've even tested it by going to lesser used rooms in the house to lay down, but if I don't close the door, they always find me.

My oldest cat is 10 and she usually likes to sleep on my legs or right next to me. Once she finds a spot to lay, it's like she puts down roots - you can't hardly move her. The youngest one (1 1/2) likes to sleep on my legs, but she prefers to curl up around my head, which can be annoying (and sometimes painful, if she accidently scratches me!) but it can be strangely relaxing at the same time.

Do your cats do things like this, and does anyone know why?

Another bad invasive plant is the Japanese Knotweed, it has a huge root structure which stores lots of energy for growth.
It has it's good points as some parts are edible (young shoots) and it is also a commercial source of resveritol, that stuff found in red wine that's used as a suppliment for health.

read more:
http://duckduckgo.com/?q=japanese+knotweed

The invasive aspect of plant species is ecological and moral ,nothing to do with legal

garden centers only SELL the plants were do they come from
that is where you must look
are they imported what happened to the control there ,
or do they come from nurseries

In the end it is the consumer who call the shots ,
not the supplier
that is like saying ,why does the liqueur store sell beer
so that my husband can get drunk

You must appeal to the public to plant indigenous, and point out why

Why are governments legally permitted to deforest rain forests
Why does the Government allow religion when so many use it to kill people

Wendy's Taco salad is really good, and a good buy.

The double stack burgers are good too, and are only $1.69.

Well, burger of Wendy's fast food restaurant is really good and also of McDonald. However, those are my favorite fast food restaurants. Aside from the burger, I want also their chicken and dessert.   

Holy crap. Today I saw two of them as I drove in the van to my right, then further ahead, another one, then, behold, across the street, 3 more!

Oh the humanity!

Is this what I have to look forward to this summer, idiots with ski poles walking all over friggin town? 

A low point in human history.
(for sure)

What the heck is this? I see some older guy walking around last summer with ski poles pretending he's like, cross country skiing or something, with two things missing, skiis, and snow, or 3 as far as I am concerned and that is... oh never mind.

Now, every friggin where I look I see people 'dry skiing' somebody must want to sell ski poles really bad during the off months or something?
This 'sport' makes no sense, they can walk without the poles and get the same exercise.

Why do I have to share a planet with these idiots?

Where is my cyanide pill?

Every once in awhile I go to buy something, and when I am at the places where I buy stuff, I get those checkout lasers shining right in my eyes and I know that's not good.

Do you even have to look strait at them to get eye damage?

What about cumulative damage?

Is anyone else bothered by this?

annihilate reminded me why I sometimes like animals better.
Thanks for making stronger my love of non humans.