Voyeuristc Pets!!!

mail sent by Andrew Drake of Pixis. Drake will also be interviewed on Good Morning America, Thursday morning on the subject of voyeur cams

Drake: "From the creators of upskirt.com comes the Robotic Voyeur wonder Max the Naughty Dog http://www.planetpixis.com/ads/max/onesheet.jpg

Drake: "We actually created a robotic dog out of aluminum whose maybe worth more at the recycling bin. Max is a voyeuristic puppy that we created, and we thought it would be a different way of presenting people who are going around peeping."

We brought to Drake's attention the fact that there was an adult feature done about six years ago featuring a dog named Max who butts into peoples' bedrooms.

Drake: "Are you kidding me? Oh shit. Is that right? We tried to find different ways of putting this product out...for years. We were going to create it as an interactive CD-ROM but we never shot it that way. Wow, this is wonderful." {Drake made that last comment rather sarcastically.]

Drake: "This is based on the whole voyeuristic bullshit that's going around. We thought of making it funny, and I decided to create this dog and do a series and take it around the world. Kind of like buttman. We've got a video release coming out April 12."

Drake didn't express too much optimism about his Thursday morning appearance on Good Morning America.

Drake: "They really attempted to ream me. They were really fucking assholes."

G. Ross: "In what respect?"

Drake: "In that they're trying to twist it with the fact that an incident went on in Ohio, and now the Ohio legislature is attempting to pass a [voyeur] law like they did here in California. There's this one lady who was peeped on by a voyeur-guy. Now she's traumatized by the incident. Now they're trying to point the finger at me, that I'm the one assisting these people giving them ideas."

G. Ross: "Of course. You're the one who invented voyeurism, forgetting the facts of Lady Godiva and Peeping Tom."

Drake: "Exactly. You think that John Leslie will sell a couple more tapes now? It's insane, but I'm being blamed up and down. They're asking me what do I think of the legislation. I said the least they could do is put my name at the footnote of a bill so I could have some history in a hundred years so they'll remember me. I said in the interview, do cigarette companies care about the individuals who decide to smoke and die of cancer? No. I'm sorry. I apologize to the lady, although I have the website.

G. Ross: "So they took a combative stance?"

Drake: "You know what that does for my sales. Then I have the Sally show next week. She's kind of hard-nosed..."

G. Ross: "It must be spring. Everybody's looking up skirts again."

Drake: "Exactly. Bring out the skirts and the ratings. But this is insane. I could spend my entire time just doing the upskirt stuff. I wish I had made that much money doing it. Realistically, there's a lot of websites out there now. It does great. The attention is wonderful, and it boggles my mind that there's continuing interest in this....by the way, the executive producer of Good Morning America is married to the executive producer over at Dateline. So she was kind of hinting around the fact that Dateline maybe calling me."

G. Ross: "You've done a lot of media."

Drake: "I've done a lot. Too much...I will always remember Montel [Williams] because he popped my cherry. Then there was Johnnie Cochran; the Tom Leykis radio show which was a hoot and holler."

G. Ross: "R-e-a-l-l-y?"

Drake: "Yeah."

G. Ross: "Blow me up."

Drake: "That guy was great...Another great one was Rapido TV in the UK. It's a really racy TV station in the United Kingdom. Then I just had something air in Canada. I also did the Fox Cable News Channel that they've run about three times, now. But Good Morning America is making it more legitimate. We'll see how much heat I get after that. Believe it or not, people do recognize me in public. It's pretty interesting going to shop at the market. There's one I go to all the time where one of the check out girls asked me if I was on blah-blah-blah. I said, yeah. Every check out person turned around and said they saw me here or there."

G. Ross: "You'd think all the check-out girls would want to star fuck you, now."

Drake: "That would be wonderful, huh? I've only had one girl try to star fuck me, so far. This was at a bar in New York. I had just done the Fox show. I was sitting at the bar and behind there was a TV screen running the show. The bartender said she wanted to fuck me."

G. Ross: "R-e-a-l-l-y?"

Drake: "Tom Leykis is a trip. He still has his membership password for the site and uses it occasionally....but tomorrow's interview is bringing me down, just the stance they took. They really were going after something and were just set. As I got to the table, they began to poke with the fork. There was no letting me cool down."

[Drake says from his personal experience, the voyeur phenomenon is still very strong, even where two year-old video product is doing brisk business on his website.]

Now that we brought the subject up of dog's named Max, we checked in with Jonathan Morgan to see if his recollections were just as hazy as ours about the subject. Morgan wrote the Max script but couldn't for the life of him remember the name of the video.

Jonathan Morgan: "I do remember that the dog [a dachshund] was nominated for the best non-sex role. That movie was done maybe six years ago. Jim Enright directed it. Max's voice was done by Steven St. Croix imitating Bobcat Goldthwaite. The whole concept of the dog was that the dog was trying to get some food and everytime he would go to a different room, there would be somebody fucking."

Of Drake's venture, Morgan said, "Maybe he'll have better luck. Our budget was $12,000. It was a one-day wonder. It was cute, but it was what it was."