Lindsay Lohan sues E-Trade for $100M over "milk-a-holic" Super Bowl commercial - Being a Tramp gets expensive as one ages ya know!

This should help the fallen former teen star keep up her pricey drug habits and bullshit stays in luxurious rehabs to keep the Hollywood idiots who actually pay her to work still a little happy, that if she's successful in screwing this company out of 100 Mil just when her career is coincidentally ready for the next  faze, the SKID ROW FAZE like a one late Dana Plato went through once and didn't make it out the other side.

"This commercial has squat diddly to do with her" they can endlessly argue til the drunken teen tramps come home, as her agents are simply looking for other ways to milk her for their money since she's all washed up at 25 or whatever age she is, physically at least. We know mentally she's not doing so well, so either way their cash cow's drying up.

Just because she's famous doesn't mean the world can't use the name Lindsay while she's alive.

Who does she think she is, Lassie, Madonna. Get a grip sister.

What a dumb, self absorbed, and delusional (*)&^%()*. Now I know what they were mocking, it didn't even occur to me when I saw the thing and I would venture to guess that was the case with everyone who doesn't live on TMZ night and day over the age of 35.

I just figured they picked some name out of a hat, which they probably did anyway. Like I said, she doesn't "own" the name Lindsay, freaking brat. If they called it drunk Brittany would she be suing, or Suzy or Betty or Helen etc etc.

NYPOST.com: "The world revolves around Lindsay.

Lindsay Lohan is suing the financial company E-Trade, insisting that a boyfriend-stealing, 'milkaholic' baby in its latest commercial -- who happens to be named Lindsay -- was modeled after her. And she wants $100 million for her pain and suffering, The Post has learned.

The actress filed a lawsuit yesterday in Nassau County Supreme Court over the commercial that debuted during the Super Bowl this year.

The ad -- part of a series starring babies who play the stock market -- features a boy apologizing to his girlfriend via video chat for not calling her the night before."

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