Just like eggs, only not.

No, OGG audio files aren’t the same, for two reasons.  One, eggs are pretty far from my favorite foodstuff (ranking slightly better than seafood), and, whilst I wouldn’t attempt to eat an audio file, I’m sure that if it was edible, I would enjoy it far more, and secondly, eggs don’t have per-track and album custom gain and peak settings.

Neither do MP3 files, for that matter.  There you have it.  Conclusive proof that there *is* a difference between eggs and oggs… and a possible connection between MP3s and eggs.

I don’t like MP3s.  Although they’re not as bad as fish…