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Amanda Bynes Is Sick Of 'That Bitch' Lindsay Lohan

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There's doesn't seem to be much love between tabloid darlings Amanda Bynes and Lindsay Lohan.

Bynes' friends say that she's constantly talking crap about LiLo. "She obsessively hates Lindsay. She rambles about 'that bitch Lindsay' all the time," a friend of Bynes told Us Weekly.

Lohan, for her part, seems pretty sick of Bynes, too. Last month Lohan tweeted: "Why did I get put in jail and a Nickelodeon star has had NO punishment(s) so far?"

A rep for Lohan said there's no feud between the young actresses both known for their brushes with the law and scary driving records.

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