Genuine iPad web surfing flash question... please be nice!

I have been considering purchasing an iPad and was reading up on all the Flash discussions and wanted to get some clarification.
I understand that iPad doesn't use flash and was trying to see if I would be able to view any websites. I downloaded clicktoflash for Safari on my Air, and turned flash off just to see which websites use flash, and it was every single random website I visited...CNN,FOX,Home Depot,Discover,youtube etc, etc, etc. It seems that every site I visited used flash. Does this mean that these sites will not load fully on the iPad?? It's hard for me to believe that CNN or youtube would not load on iPad.
Can someone please help me out with this?

A lot of people had provided some useful information, but I would disagree with the "all" mobile devices not being able to serve flash. Flash is an important integral part of the internet community and despite what Mr. Jobs had been telling us with HTML 5, there are issues that Flash can deal with easier than HTML 5. Which means that as the mobile tablet devices improve over the next several years, the issues with Flash will not be an issue. The beauty of the iPad excluding flash means that apps are in place to provide a better more specific alternative to the one size fits all scenario we have with Flash. And believe me, there are programmers out there who believe in this cookie cutter one size fits all mentality that Flash is king. But then, it's their bread and butter so to speak.
The iPad can do most web surfing quite well. If you do need to visit flash sites often, I often just VPN tunnel my way back to my Quad Core PC at the office with Splashtop running and access flash sites with sound! The only thing that slows me down is the internet bandwidth, which is not a problem.
Flash is never a problem with my iPad!
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