"Your request to URL "http://66.78.6.237/~cleardar/c/ElRtObNMkey.html" has been blocked by the WebWasher DynaBLocator module. The URL is listed in categories (Erotic/Sex, Online Shopping, Cities/Regions/Countries, Education, Art/Museums, Music, Literature/Specialized Books, Search Engines/Web Catalogs/Portals, Software and Hardware Vendors/Distributors, Dating/Relationships, Travel, Sports, Personal Homepages, Weapons, Health/Recreation/Nutrition) which are not allowed by your administrator at this time."

Are they serious?? The URL, btw, should be a link to a page showing information about when the sky in nearby El Rito is dark for astronomical observing.

BTW: welcome to entry #600 in this journal.

UPDATE: So it turns out the URL is a 404, which only makes it funnier. I wrote an email to the fine citizens who run the webcensortron here at the lab and I got this curt reply from Ed:

"Education" is not on our blocked categories list. This is a generic error message, listing all possible categories, caused by a failure to resolve a URL containing an ip address instead of a hostname. Most legitimate websites contain hostnames, or a resolveable ip address. If you have a business need to have a site reachable only by an unresolveable ip address unblocked, please let us know.

Better to be safe than sorry, right Ed? I love blanket censorship with exceptions made for verifiably benign content.