Yet again. Please. Just say what your husband’s bloody hobby is.

[AliciaQuays]

Stop all this highly irritating coyness.

It's cycling. It's always cycling.

Oh nooo. I always imagine Mumsnet types as quite weird because they don’t answer the door or the phone. Therefore it’s some weird dungeons and dragon on line thing. (Then they get female friends they text a lot etc )

Also golf.

Definitely cycling. I see them on the roads and think, there goes some poor MNs husband.

Shan’t.

If I was to refer to DH’s hobby of creating massive marble runs in a thread, it would probably derail the thread with lots of people commenting on the marble runs instead of the actual topic of the thread.

I always think cycling or fishing. Any hobby that involves buying a special foldable bed and tent so you can sleep comfortably on a river bank for hours a time surely is an indication of someone looking for a way out?

Maybe people should have to have a not next to their username with their partners hobby, make it a rule for signing up!

Tinkering with his classic Italian sports car. He's actually become quite a good amateur mechanic and I love whizzing through the lanes in it watching the heads turn. We put it on the ferry and he drove us to Turin and back. Can't complain!

@Templetonstunafish I think that too!

I went passed a cyclist last night at 6.30 and thought “there he goes, avoiding bedtime”

I think of cycling.and golf as sports. Now hobby means to me stamp collecting, model trains or even train spotting.

If the OP won't say, other posters should chose one for them. Bear-baiting. Voyeurism. Piers Morgan look-a-like.

DP's hobby appears to be falling asleep on the sofa.

My friends husband used to enjoy painting tiny figurines of an evening. I always assume it’s that.

It’s usually extra-marital sex, isn’t it? Extra-marital texting, at the very least.....
Keeps them out of trouble, I suppose?

theyre not being coy, its cycling!

the sport that dare not speak its name.

I’m always a bit taken aback by posters casually referring to their partners or spouses gaming for hours at a time in the evenings or at weekends ( which is usually referred to openly, not hidden as ‘his hobby’). To me that’s for adolescents with zero inner life.

It’s cycling. They meet other (female) cyclists and have a lot in common.

@Templetonstunafish Definitely cycling. I see them on the roads and think, there goes some poor MNs husband.

Same here! It also makes me slightly more appreciative of DH's hobby as at least its not as obnoxious as cycling. Not that I let him know that of course.

Armchair sports! Involves going round mates house all day and obviously being late home for kids bedtime.

Why is the hobby relevant unless you wish to judge???

I went to decathlon last week to get something for my dc's bike and the place was deserted until I turned into the cycling aisle. I could hardly get in it for all the men in their fifties examining gadgets and padded pants.

Lol @bidstonbabe. Yeah. He texts her all day about his hobby. I still trust him. Etc

Mumsnet IS judging. Wake up @Iggly

Most of the husbands I know are M.A.M.I.L’s. Annoying fuckers

Cricket though. That’s a long one