Talk:The Soap Lady
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This article is horrible: typos, misspellings, bad grammar, unreferenced sources: I can say for sure that The Soap Lady wasn't banned in England and Canada, though Grit Bath was notoriously stopped at the border in both countries. And I don't know where these 'bad critiques' [sic] came from -- a quick web search reveals no such criticism. I'd suggest cutting this down to the bare facts. Sevenstones 18:25, 11 November 2006 (UTC)
- I agree. It probably ough to be merged and redirected to [[Renee French
Fuck you people. The information of that can be found here [[1]]
