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Actually this worked really well. What I had to do was to copy the script text into the script pane and then save it as a mel file to the Scripts folder for the version of maya I am using in
C:\Documents and Settings\user\maya\version\Scripts
Then I ran the script using the command SuperMarioPipe which is the first procedure called in the script. This gives you the script interface window. You click Cylinder to get the initial cylinder and then select the face on top of the cylinder. From there you hit a direction button or extrude to keep going in a direction. Pretty simple and very cool.
Thank you! Just what I needed for some industrial looking tubage. :)
