Ok, this is kind of hard because I'm mostly the weird one, but I'll do my best (

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My cats/my mom's cat's (there's actually a difference--they were mine and my mom's cat since I was little, and still are, but then I moved out and have new kittens so I have to make the distinction but I digress) will follow us into the bathroom. It doesn't matter who it is--a stranger, us, and especially if the sink water is running, they'll come trotting in, their belly fat swinging, to get butt-rubbinz and lovez and all sorts. It kinda makes sense though because when they were kittens, in our first house, their food bowls were right in front of the toilet and they would always come running to get their bowls filled when they heard us flush or whatever. They also bark, which is weird. And the girl used to head-butt my bedroom door till it opened (it was broken, it would hardly stay closed) and then get all embarrassed and run away when she wanted in.
My new kittens (the girl especially) like to lick every inch of me they can reach, randomly, and with no warning. Sometimes, this is cute. Sometimes, it is terrifying.
They are also skilled in the art of interrupting the sexuals.My girl kitten has one back leg that's a nub, but she still tries to scratch with it, which is pretty hilarious. She also chases her own tail, which I didn't know cats did. The boy likes to explore, and sometimes gets stuck in the tub because he's still so little. He can't get out and has to sit and cry until I come and get him out while my girl kitten just sits and stares at him with what I imagine is the cat equivalent of a smug grin.
But enough about cats.
My boyfriend is a weird sleeper. If I come in or out of the bedroom while he's asleep (which I do a lot, I have insomnia) and wake him up, he'll pop up with a dazed look on his face and go, "What?! What's wrong?!" or "What?! What? What? Wha...? Wh...". And he denies all memory of this. And when he falls asleep after these little spazz attacks, he invariably starts chewing. For no reason.
Also, he has this thing of thinking about human hair not attached to the body as 'human waste' so he can't clean the drain (I have long hair; it's a serious issue) without retching. It's actually pretty funny, but I do it for him. And he can't handle gory movies (which I love). But he's fine with cat poop and demons (which disgust and terrify me).
I once caught my mom peeing on the patio at about 2am. She'd gotten up from a dead sleep, walked outside, (scaring the crap out of 16-year-old me who was smoking a cigarette I had stolen from her in my bedroom window which faces onto the patio) pulled down her pants, squatted, peed. I came outside and asked her what she was doing (in a bit of shock myself) and she sleepily replied she was "using the bathroom". She finished, pulled up her pants, and went to bed. When I asked her about it later, she got defensive and denied it ever happened. Still does, to this day.
Sleep-peeing? Dear god.
She has excema too, so she often sleeps with one white cotton glove on so her medication doesn't come off her hands in her sleep. My boyfriend and I walked into the living room where she was sleeping the other day on the couch, and he whispered to me, "Micheal's alive!"
And that's all I can think of at the moment.
Edit: Wait, one more! My girl kitten likes to try and burrow her head under my neck when I'm sleeping or in bed. It's very cute.