Java Message??? Geez...

I'm not even sure this question belongs here, but this Java message popped up while browsing using Safari.
While searching for info. on horse bits (using Metacrawler and Google), I get this Java message (cannot remember exact wording): " This site will list in your computer adult sites that you have visited. These may compromise your marriage, friendships and career. Spyware may be tracking you and information such as credit card numbers may be a security risk. Would you like to scan for such files and remove them?"
This message looked authentic- typical Java font, and Safari icon, etc. What is more, I've never been to any adult sites (Really! lol) So not knowing what to do, but curious as to whether this was some kind of virus, I went ahead and clicked scan and remove files. Earlier, I tried to backtrack my path by going through my history, and seeing if the Java window would pop up again. (It didn't.)
What the heck is/was this? My goodness, I've never encountered such a message! Thanks for any help- I cannot imagine what's in my computer now. I feel like it's alive.
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.3.5)
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.3.5)

I just got an iMac G in Jan 06, after a 15 year absence from computers! While trying to print a national forest map, Safari unexpectedly quit. I eventually wound up with a Java Script prompt that also looked legit, but the message just did not "jive" with Java. It said "if my computer has been running slower than normal, it may be infected with Adware or Spyware. WinAntiSpyware 2006 performs a FREE scan on your system. Download Now." I hit the cancel button and darn if I didn't get the WinAntiSpyware screen anyway. (It told me that I had 38 security threats.) There was not an exit button only a Click Here button to "Search for Spy and Adware Now Free." I quit Safari immediately. When I tried to get the map again, the same thing happened in the same sequence. Only the second time I got the WinAntiSpyware screen, I had 52 security threats!!
My questions are the same as yours... What's going on? How often does this happen? and Do we need to be worried about it? What if it keeps happening?
As I said in another forum, I feel like granny trying to cross an interstate.

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