Chn. Is it really that hard to type children?

[WhatHappenedToYourFurnitureCuz]

That is all.

I haven't seen chn but try not to use kids and use child(ren) as a default.

I don't really like the use of DH, DP, DC, etc. especially when the H, P, C, etc. are obviously nor Dear/Darling, whatever.

If you’re talking about the MIL thread, I think you’re being a bit precious. It’s obvious what it means. Why does is matter? Is it much different from people who write DCs?

This is pedants' corner.

*This is Pedants' corner.

[That really was autocorrect! See edit history.]

Incorrect as there are multiple pedants so this is pedants’ corner.

Ah cross posted then. As you were.

Good old Muphry's law!

Yes, and so much more!

I tried to correct the lack of capital letter, and autocorrect moved my apostrophe (Sod's Law).
Then I corrected it back but missed off the full stop (Muphry's Law), and had to correct that in turn.
Meanwhile, @EdinaTheConfessor had already corrected the autocorrection in a cross-post, beating my edit to it (Edina's Law - someone will always be too quick for you).

I agree OP, my brain kept trying to read it as 'chin' which made the whole thing herder to follow.

@BrickBiscuit - the tongue in cheek question is - who is "Muphry"?

As I understand it, Murphy's Law being that if someone can cock up they will, in Pedants' corner it's additionally ironic. So 'Muphry' is a self-referential in-joke which embodies its own law.