Windows (DOS) wget 1.8.2.

When I go to download anything it says:
Resolving <site>.. done (instant)
Connecting to <site>  [IP]:80... connected (instant)
<<<<<<<--- WAIT ABOUT 8-10sec each time this is run.......
Continues downloading (any time to download now is "network traffic" so I
don't care.

Does this for all sites.  I am stumped.

Have tried:
--proxy off
--waitretry=0
--wait=0
--cookies (both used and not used)

Example: 
wget http://www.wget.org -O iwget.txt

When I change my line to "wget -i wget.lst -O iwget.txt" and in the
wget.lst I throw in THREE of the "wget.org" - the pause is STILL there
but only for the first.  Good.

(Scenario #2) When I adjust the wget.lst again and make #1 wget.org #2
another site #3 wget.org and then try again - there is a pause for the
FIRST but the other 2 have no pause.

When I have a batch that runs "3" separata runs of wget, the pause is in
between each.

I am behind a linksys router/firewall and see some activity flashing on
the router before the activity hits the net.  But that router only
happens early on.. (say first 1-3 sec) afterwhich there is activity on
the net but again a pause up to 10 sec.

I would have expected delays at site #2 of Scenario #2 -- but I don't.

So I call up "Teleport" and drop the same HTML into the "get a specific
file" and download.. INSTANT - ZERO PAUSES.

The only thing I can think of is..... WGET is opening up some TCP under
DOS and it takes that long to establish - Teleport is Windows only and
instantly can connect since the connection is already made.

May not be a wget problem - but if others have seen this and can offer
some guidance (e.g. get product Y and do this then then run wget)..

Any help would be appreciated.

MULTIPLE URL question (what is the best place to ask for improvements?)
I can build a list of URL's to grab but there only appears to be a single
OUTPUT -O.  Would be nice in the list to go
"URL1" -O A.TXT
"URL2" -O B.TXT

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