tmi and bragbooky or normal mn jury

[fabby40]

Ds goes to scouts. They have a facebook page. Tonight a parent posted that their ds will not be there tonight as they are off on an outwards bounds course doing all sorts of fantastic things. Now maybe they are giving this info in the hope to getting a badge but to me it just seems a bit braggy and tmi
mn jury what do you think?

[WorraLiberty]

'Meh'

[TheMoa]

It seems reasonable to give a reason for not being there.

My son would be back the next week regaling them with tales of the things he'd done, and trying to talk the scout leaders onto doing the same.

An outward bounds course is something 80% of kids do these days anyway, so hardly 'out there'

[PinkTriangle]

I work for an outward bounds centre.... Ooh get me, bragging!

Yabu

[snowglobemouse]

Yabu. And weird

[WhyCantIuseTheNameIWant]

I had to leave a similar message for our scouts.
I didn't bother with any bragging, simply apologised that he would be missing the next meeting, as he will be away on a school trip. Also made a note that any other scouts who are in y6 and transferring to the local comp in September will probably be on the same trip...
No need to be braggy. That seems a bit U.

[Turquoisetamborine]

Hands eatshitderek best retort of the night award.

[CrispyFern]

Let me guess. This is someone who you don't like?

[steff13]

If she had said he had to miss because of explosive diarrhea, that would have been TMI. Saying he's going to outward bound is just explaining where he's going to be.

[Timri]

Crispy You beat me to it!

[BettyCatKitten]

I can't find a fuck to give have another