BYU student: Loves Honor Code, shows some ankle.

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http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/entertainment/53567478-81/molina-note-brittany-student.html.csp

Making the most of the opportunity.

[_just me]

That, my friends, is the power of the Internet!

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Great way to get a job.

[_keithb]

Great way to get a job.

Yes, yes it is.

Good for her.

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Wouldn't it be funny if the guy who handed her the note had a change of heart and ended up marrying her and didn't tell her he was the one until after?

[_keithb]

Wouldn't it be funny if the guy who handed her the note had a change of heart and ended up marrying her and didn't tell her he was the one until after?

Yeah ...

FYI, guys like that don't get girls like that to marry them. That's why they're guys like that in the first place.

[_DarkHelmet]

The cynic in me thinks maybe this was a long drawn out marketing campaign by Chris and Kate's. I mean, really, who writes notes like that and gives them to strangers. But then I remembered it's BYU.

[_MsJack]

A commentator at BCC believed that he knew who the anonymous note-leaver was. This was what he had to say about him:

I know the guy who wrote the note. We were roommates last year. I would recognize that handwriting anywhere, and I know that he studies in the Tanner Building where this girl was studying, according to the original post on Facebook.

He’s an idiot. He also doesn’t believe women should have the right to vote. (If they’re doing as the Lord commands and staying home, and if they’re doing what the Lord commands and being of one heart and one mind with their husband [who incidentally belongs to the Constitution Party], then there’s no need for them to vote because their husband can handle the affairs outside the home. It’s the system God ordained, don’t you argue with me you follower of Satan, you!)

The best part is that he probably made some sort of lewd remark about the girl (either to himself or to a friend), then wrote the note anonymously and gave it to her, without any idea of the hypocrisy of it all. And he probably felt super righteous for doing it, too, and anybody who questions his methods or motives is simply questioning God. After all, the Honor Code was written by God.

Goodness I hated living with him.

(He once took our dishes — every last one of them — and took them to his parents’ house in Lehi. He left a passive aggressive not saying that if we weren’t responsible enough to wash them, we weren’t responsible enough to have them.)

Oh, and his number one complaint about BYU and life in general is that women won’t go out with him. I wonder why.

If that really is him, he's probably not getting a date with a woman like Brittany Molina anytime soon.

[_Yoda]

Wouldn't it be funny if the guy who handed her the note had a change of heart and ended up marrying her and didn't tell her he was the one until after?

Have you been reading your daughter's Harlequin Romance novels again? :P

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If that really is him, he's probably not getting a date with a woman like Brittany Molina anytime soon.

I'd say he's lonely every Valentine's day. He sounds like the type of person who will end up killing someone one day.

Have you been reading your daughter's Harlequin Romance novels again? :P

No. Just my wife's Clan of the Cave Bear.

;)