Thanks to the internet, and her adoring fans, actress Rashida Jones’ feet have become a celebrity in their own right.  Although the 39 year-old actress is best known for on-screen abilities, several of her fans have decided that there is another side of Jones that also deserves attention. All across the popular social media platform, Twitter, Rashida Jones feet have become a topic of conversation for fans who simply can’t seem to get enough. While most people are using their 140 characters to about current and/or personal events, these fans have chosen a selfless, more unconventional path.  Although the things they have to say about Jones’ feet range from a quick acknowledgement to an expression of undying love, one thing is certain: people love Rashida Jones’ feet.  Here are the strangest Rashida Jones feet compliments on Twitter.

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“@AndFebruary: Oh my God I love Rashida Jones” > she has the black male population kissing her feet.

— Dom Izzo (@DOM_iZZO) September 24, 2011

This user was simply trying to express that Rashida Jones has been getting a lot of love. However, the black male population certainly isn’t the only group of people who are figuratively kissing Rashida Jones’ feet.  The 39-year-old actress’ abilities transcends color, and she is loved by fans of all backgrounds.

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Rex Ryan receives a Fathead of Rashida Jones' feet for Christmas.

— dad made soup (@dadmadesoup) December 26, 2013

Fatheads are large vinyl cutouts that can be placed on a wall, and are often used for sports related memorabilia. It’s not clear why NFL coach Rex Ryan would receive (or want to receive) a Fathead of Rashida Jones’ feet for Christmas. However, Jones must have some pretty special feet if they are worth being turned into a Fathead.

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#RandomAppreciationTweet Rashida Jones feet should not touch the ground for she is a goddess.

— LLC (@darwinasz) November 29, 2014

Although feet were essentially made for walking, this Twitter user feels like Jones’ feet are too good to ever touch the ground.  Unfortunately, Jones can’t avoid walking; however, it must be nice to know that someone thinks she should be able to. Perhaps the next person who feels this way will volunteer to carry Jones wherever she needs to go.

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