Alright, I'm not actually that stupid. 
I'm talking about wifi for arduino... like this (http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9954). The page mentions that it "equips your Arduino the ability to connect to 802.11b/g wireless networks." But is this internet? Could I use this in place of an eth shield? (I am thinking not) Which leaves that it just connects to the network... but what can it do? How do I interface it with a computer? Or is it just wireless internet?
Thanks!
baum
Have a look at the example.
http://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/158
At that price it better butter my toast in the morning while I surf on my Arduino. 
Lefty
So, I can use it directly as an internet module? In the example from 02660, sparkfun just sent commands over to the wifly shield... they didn't use any http.
baum
By "internet module" I meant http. I was simply wondering whether I could get http data using a wifi shield similar to an ethernet shield. But that has been cleared up. Thank you all very much.
baum