A “heavy drinker” is someone who drinks a lot. A “heavy drinker” is not necessarily heavy in weight, but there are jokes.
“i used to be a heavy drinker but then lost weight. #randyswag” was posted on Twitter by Martel on November 27, 2011. “I used to be a heavy drinker, but then I lost some weight” was posted on Reddit—Oneliners on June 24, 2020.
Twitter
Martel
@RMartel5
i used to be a heavy drinker but then lost weight. #randyswag
10:23 PM · Nov 27, 2011·Twitter SMS
Twitter
Will
@ingandable
I used to be a heavy drinker but I’ve lost weight since then…
6:00 PM · Jul 6, 2013·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Ray Scott
@RayalityCheck
I used to be a heavy drinker.. but ive lost weight. #drinkinbeer http://instagram.com/p/vjI-SWnttg/
12:14 PM · Nov 18, 2014·Instagram
Twitter
Ray Scott
@RayalityCheck
I used to be a heavy drinker.. but ive lost weight. #drinkinbeer http://instagram.com/p/vjI-SWnttg/
12:14 PM · Nov 18, 2014·Instagram
Twitter
Coach Morgan Randall
@TheCoachRandall
I used to be a heavy drinker but I lost weight.
4:37 PM · Oct 21, 2018·Twitter for iPhone
Reddit—Oneliners
Posted by u/CowboyFromSmell June 24, 2020
I used to be a heavy drinker, but then I lost some weight
Twitter
Living Sarcasm
@SarcasmLiving
I used to be a heavy drinker, but then I lost some weight
10:29 PM · Jun 24, 2020·TweetCaster for Android
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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