classic endgame puzzle

Anybody know?

Haven't seen it before, and probably never will, as it seems highly unlikely (if not impossible) that such a position would ever occur in practical play. However, White seems to win easily enough:

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@tonydal: Joking?? About what?! The exclams on a6/b6/c6 ? Please clarify.    

I remember this puzzle from the 1960's in at least four different books.  Fred Reinfeld and Irving Chernev were fond of it.

White to move wins with b6.  Black to move wins with b6

Put White's King on g1, and Black to move can only draw with b6.

I'm not really sure who "us" refers to, but that was still pretty funny nonetheless!

this actually occur in one of my games, except it was my move(black) and i played b6. :)