Do I have a MBP lemon?

I bought a brand new 17" MBP at the end on January 2011. (Mac user for 20 years) I've never experienced the amount of crashing that I've had on this particular Mac. I know some of this is a result of the ongoing Flash war. Many crashes do seem to involve Flash. But other issues are not only Safari related. I started keeping records of the error messages and crash reports that are sent to Apple. My document has grown to over 70 pages! And the craziest part of all of this is -- I cannot seem to replicate any crash scenario. Is there any way for the genius bar or for Apple to look at all of this information and tell me if I have a computer problem. I am the biggest Apple fan around -- but I also realize -- sometimes there might be a bad component in the machine (even an Apple.) The last crash happened about 35 minutes ago. I am fairly knowledgeable about Macs but certainly not a programer or an expert. I had my Mac mail open and my Safari browser open (2-3 browser windows.) And the error report is very strange (to me, again, no expert.) So in this report, this is what I find concerning:
• Exception Type:  EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
• Application SpecificInformation: objc_msgSend() selectorname: _invalidateGStatesForTree
• Java information: Exception type: Bus Error (0xa) atpc=7fff82bbd11c
• Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM(19.1-b02-334 mixed mode macosx-amd64)
• VM state:not at safepoint(normal execution)
• VM Mutex/Monitor currentlyowned by a thread: None
I realize I am picking out certain items -- and possibly I'll need to post the entire report. It's just so long! This virtual memory issue seems to be a new one. The machine has 8 GBs of memory and the HD has 400 GB of free space. And it is an Intel Core i7, speed is 2.8 GHz. Why would it be 'tapped out' of memory? Does something seem to be wrong -- yes, I know -- probably too little information to make guesses.
Ideas, thoughts, suggestions? I'd be happy to post additional information if that would be helpful. I am utterly perplexed. And I'm starting to worry that something isn't right. I've never had a Mac cause this many problems for me. And I have a 3-year Apple Care warranty but I'm loathe to take it in when I can't replicate the errors.
Thanks, in advance.

Keep all your case numbers and keep after Apple to fix it. Usually after 3 repair attempts, they will will replace the product. You need to talk to Apple Customer Relations if you are unhappy and feel you should get a replacement. There were some issues concerning thermal paste with early models. You may have one of those.  
17" 2.2GHz i7 Quad-Core MacBook Pro  8G RAM  750G HD + OCZ Vertex 3 SSD Boot HD 

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