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When I say crash I mean the PHP process crashing. That'll only bring down that one process and not the whole server, so the server can keep taking other requests.
For example, in the original release of PHP5, if you define a function and in that function make a global declaration to a variable which doesn't exist, then reference that variable, the PHP process will crash. Your apache error log should give some indication of memory allocation failure or something obscure like that.
Your URLs themselves have nothing to do with the error you're getting. It's definitely the code or something the code is doing to the server. Are your error logs showing anything interesting?
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