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Researchers found working longer hours, having less disposable income and social media distractions mean fewer of us are able to take time out and enjoy traditional pastimes. Stamp collecting, embroidery and building models also featured as interests which Brits aren't so interested in any more. The study was commissioned by online casino, Casumo.com, as part of their latest 'Play Absurd' campaign - casumo.com/playabsurd -, and found playing sports, travelling and gardening featured among the more popular hobbies. A spokesman for Casumo.com said: 'Having a hobby is a great way to focus your time, whether that be to get some time to yourself or meet new people along the way. 'Although our research showed certain hobbies aren't as popular now, we want to celebrate the variety of hobbies out there, regardless of how unusual.' The study also found three quarters agreed hobbies bring them and their partner closer together with half using it as something to talk about. One quarter enjoy gardening and pruning the bushes with their loved ones, with one in 10 couples hiking and four in 10 going for nice walks together. In fact, one in 10 are keen to take up a new interest with their significant other but worried it might be a bit on the unusual side. With nearly one quarter willing to take up wife carrying and husband dragging as a hobby. In a bid to offset boredom, one quarter would like to try pie eating as a hobby, with nine per cent willing to have a go at bog snorkelling and six per cent keen to attempt extreme ironing. Of other absurd activities, one in 10 would participate in egg tossing, with as many Brits willing to try gurning and 16 per cent would give marbles a go.
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