What is E's A Nice Man... Givvim Cayke?
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A sentence used to express approval of a particular person, most commonly a man. The sentence originated from the practice of the giving of cake as a reward for good service, traditionally in reference to a waiter in a restaurant. The sentence emerged as an EXACT, unexaggerated, direct quotation, and soon developed into essential urban lingo as it hit the proverbial 'streetz'.
'That man was soooo cool! I really liked him.'
'So what you're trying to say is...'
'E's a nice man... GIVVIM CAYKE!'
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Slang deriving from Britain.
British slang isn't the same as the olden days we don't still say stuff like 'jolly good sh..
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a tasty little cake, yellow on the innie,white frosting on the outy,and chocolate fristing drizzzled on top to make it look like a zebra..
