Ferr was born in an isolated cabin far from civilization. Growing up he honed his strength by wrestling bears and harvesting virgin timber with hand-made tools. As a child of the wilderness he lived in harmony with nature, removing thorns from the paws of wolves, and righting overturned turtles. He became lord of the forest, and protector of its inhabitants until the fateful day when a fleeing hunter dropped his iPhone... and Ferr discovered the Internet.

He immediately sold his forest to a paper mill, took a government job, and shunned the outdoors.

Evek is pretty much the designated snack bringer. He keeps the rest of the Astronauts supplied with food so pipes! can yell as loud as he can, Ferr can do his JFK all night long, and also to keep Maxwell sane. He is also the resident Star Trek geek, with insane amounts encyclopedic knowledge about the show.

pipes! has escaped the frozen clutches of the Astronaut's homebase in New Hampshire to pursue his dream of being a jaded hipster artfag in the asshole capital of the world: Boston, Massachusetts. Because of this, he's not present for every video, but strives to make up for the lost time by way of stream-of-consciousness cursing, homebrewed catchphrases, and mumbled references to pop-culture he typically only has passing familiarity with.

Plastic bags are often made from polyethylene, which consists of a long chain of monomers called ethylene. Ethylene is derived from natural gas and petroleum, and it wasn't until 1977 that polyethylene was used in forms of plastic grocery bags. The real change in grocery bags didn't start until 1982, when the two of America's largest grocery companies Safeway and Kroger started replacing paper bags with more affordable plastic bags. From then on, plastic bags have been our #1 choice of taking our daily groceries from the store, to our vehicles, and finally to our homes.