Bet you guys won't be able to solve this one. Give you a hint. It's mate in 1.

How can a pawn from h6 take the black one on b7?

What do you mean?

What's wrong with the problem?

How on earth is that possible?

Yeah it's a pretty tough problem.

But its not possible to do this in a game?

Is the mate stale?

 Congratulations - you have turned a chess game into one of sleight of hand

White can win, but will have to move the king away (K to d6) to allow the black king to move. White will then need to promote h7, h8=Q=mate

I checked the solution. Highly innovative. I warn you though: the stuffy old chess world may not be ready for this dynamite

+1

I'm guessing it's just a foolery for vernacular loopholes. :P

 It's worse than that. It's skullduggery!

You've just made my day.

Change the title:

'Impossible Move Problem'

Here's another good one.

Was anyone able to get my second puzzle?

I think I am seeing ghosts.

Just having fun (or joking around) with us?

This guy invented the puzzle:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsT-1UcGCXU&feature=fvw

I tried that move, but it wouldn't let me make it for some reason.