We use "dub dub dub" at work, though typically not when speaking the full name of the url. That may sound weird, so here's an example exchange: "Go to foobar.c

We use "dub dub dub" at work, though typically not when speaking the full name of the url. That may sound weird, so here's an example exchange: "Go to foobar.com" "It's not working" "Try with dub dub dub" As an aside, it's so painful to listen to radio commercials from advertising agencies that thought it was a good idea to include "www" in the script. "Just go to double-yew double-yew double-yew..."