Damn, it happened again.
I'm so used to Pedro Picasso's misspelling that I omitted to see a rather grievous one.
And his sentence structure is also bad. Look at this:
"This is one of the richest states in the country, and the capitol of Hartford is pretty much synonomous [sic] with insurance."
The capitol of Hartford?? Hartford isn't a state or a country.
I know what he meant, but it was written poorly. He should have said:
"This is one of the richest states in the country and the city of Hartford, being the state capital, is pretty much synonymous with insurance."
Poor Pedro.
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