UPDATE The reason this is happening is that when an image is specified in a css file, and that image is missing the routing framework tries to map the url to a controller. Ignoring the routes as listed below will prevent the error from happening, but I decided not to implement it because it's a nice way of being notified that you have a missing resource.
I am guessing you are requesting a static file, such as a javascript file, that has not been added to your project or perhaps the reference to it has a typo. You should monitor your browsers web requests and look for web requests for that do not correctly resolve to a static file when they should. You can use firebug in FF or fiddler if you are using IE to do this.
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