Calling all Grammarians

Specifically, my aunt, I suppose. I heard a phrase the other day which, while it might be grammatically correct, struck me as nonsensical/a logical impossibility and would appreciate anyone who might like to either confirm my analysis or point out where I've gone wrong.

The phrase: "...a group of individuals..."

My problem with this is simple, if they are members of a group, how can they still be individuals?

Valentine's Day

If you noticed that there hasn't been a new post since the day before Valentine's Day you can go back to last year at this time for an explanation.

Gruel...

...so I'm savin' up for a new bed and a new couch (I'll have most of the money put aside by this Friday), so I'm trying to save a little more money by being efficient around the casa.

So, today I emptied out the fridge/cupboard and made multiple meals out of:

-two cartons of beef broth
-part of a day-old baguette
-spices
-about a third of a jar of spaghettis sauce
-almost a full bag of baby carrots
-an onion
-garlic
-Chipotle Tabasco sauce
-rice

And you know what? It ain't have bad!

Yeesh!

Have you ever met one of those people who sings along with every song, laughs at every joke (funny or not), and probably thinks after every television commercial, "Yes, I do need that product"?