a piece of cake , auch: a piece of piss taboo

"I will certainly make sure they all take home a piece of cake."

It's a piece of cake until you get to the top.

I just said was there a piece of cake left.

Talking to her was going to be a piece of cake after this.

After that, everything else should be a piece of cake.

But once we did, it was a piece of cake.

Oh here you are John, here's a piece of cake.

"I always felt that girl was a piece of cake."

"The technology behind it is not a piece of cake."

Why, this would be a piece of cake, he thought.

Getting in to the block then had been a piece of cake.

Compared to what he'd be doing in a few minutes, this was a piece of cake.

This will be a piece of cake compared to that.

"Believe me, this is a piece of cake today compared to what I had."

Harry went to get a piece of cake and returned.

Access to any private records is a piece of cake, for anyone.

The procedure is a piece of cake, my doctor has told me.

It was a piece of cake; that's what they thought.

And it had been what the Americans would call a piece of cake, so far, until that very afternoon.

"I mean, do you think it's a piece of cake to get them to say yes?"

That's not to say that aging is a piece of cake.

Well, it's a piece of cake compared to some other places.

"Death is probably a piece of cake by comparison," We looked at each other for a while.

Compared to putting them out, it would be a piece of cake.

"Speaking about business is a piece of cake," she said.