Sorry, Trilussa was correct. Your turn...

Actually Trilussa seems to be right... It's a forced mate in 3...

Sorry, did not refresh

Ok I don't have any idea on how to link here image but I will give you a 6 pieces scenario so that someone maybe can reproduce it for me:
From left to right:
Black King A8, Black Pawn B2, White Knight C8, White Rock C7, White king H8, White pawn H2.
White to move. White has to finish in a 100% winning situation.

Read what's below the "big white box" where you post, you'll know how to link.

The problem is that I've read it but still I don't have any idea on how to post images:P

And btw. 1. Rc6! :)

When you get the image of the board on the board editor I referred you to, right click save URL, than use img /img brackets for it.

Sze were you joking about Rc6 right??
Don't understimate this, it is pretty difficult...
Right now i'm going to bed so if you can't solve it just go forward...
Remember that if black pawn goes in B1 it will become a queen.

No,
1. Rc6 b1=Q
2. Ra6+ Kb7 (or b8)
3. Rb6+ forking King and Queen, then h pawn promotes.

3...Ka8! =.

am I being an idiot or wouldnt the queen just capture the rook. the knight cant reach it.

If 3. ... Ka8 then just 4. Ne7 and rook captures pawn without stalemate next move.

3...Ka8! 4.Ne7?? Qxb6 -+.

Lol, that was stupid, I thought about another variation, ok, now I see why it's harder than it seems... I'll work on it

Yes aziridine is right, sze your playing will end in a stallmate.

lol sorry i didnt refresh:D

I would try to get the knight to b1 and sac the rook to get it there.

Whites moves are rook a1
N d6 (sacing the rook)
N b5 (with check)

H pawn promotes. If the sac is declined the pawn and king get forked by the rook.

1.Ra7+! Kb8 2.Nd6! Kxa7 (else 3.Rb7) 3.Nb5+ and 4.Nc3 +-.

OK now that I posted that I realize that's what dead piggy must have meant, lol. I worked it out myself! I swear!