In September 2013, FORCE tricked the internet into thinking that Playboy had re-invented its annual party school list in response to the predominance of rape on college campuses. The new “2013 Top Ten Party Commandments” chose to focus on consent, boldly stating, “A good college party is all about everyone having a good time. Consent is all about everyone having a good time. Rape is only a good time if you’re a rapist. And f- those people.” Slate, NY Magazine, Salon and others reported that the party commandments were an elaborate hoax to promote consent. The fake list featured 10 groups of college students from across the country doing smart and creative things to educate their peers about consent and make the practice of consent a mainstream, accepted idea.

As a follow up to the online spoof, FORCE hosted a contest encouraging students to share ideas about how they are creating consent culture on their campus.  The contest was accompanied by the FORCE's own magazine, Consent: A Good Time for Everyone, including actions and activities for students to use to promote consent on campus.

The spoof was a collaboration with web developer Dan Staples.