I have a friend in Australia and he drops that word as if it were punctuation in a sentence. I asked him about it because that is a huge no-no word in USA. Apparently, it is extremely common and almost endearing, at least in his circle of friends/family. I am not sure if that word is freely used throughout Australia or just his circle but I got the impression it was a normal thing.
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You probably should said No pun intended I get it NOW! 
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It takes up too much space to always post the disclaimer with my esoteric humour “You’ll get it in about an hour or so and if you don’t it doesn’t really matter.”
huh?
No pun intended. My feckless meandering always distracts from the topic under discussion.