MacBook Pro Hard Disk won't stop filling up!

I was watching a DVD on my MacBook when suddenly I was prompted with a message telling me I had only 200mb left on my startup disk. I found it odd, and continued watching, only to find that 5 minutes or so later I had only 12kb remaining!
Currently it is fluctuating between Zero KB, 12KB and 32KB, and no matter what I delete the drive keeps filling up, hundreds of megabytes a minute.
Even with no applications but the finder open, it still fills up.
Any ideas of what this is? Where I might find the files that keep increasing in size?
I'm frightened to turn off my MacBook...

Usually I have upwards of 50GB spare. When I figure out what can be deleted to make space, I'll try GrandPerspective - thanks!
There doesn't seem to be a log file buildup, but checking the console has reminded me that I stupidly changed permissions earlier today using BatChmod (I had previously done this and solved another problem, when adding a German-English dictionary to my dictionary today I changed the library permissions to me, as it wasn't updating after installation, turned out I hadn't checked it in Preferences):
20/01/2009 23:23:07 rcd[1495] * _NSAutoreleaseNoPool(): Object 0x1828d0 of class NSConcreteMapTableValueEnumerator autoreleased with no pool in place - just leaking
Stack: (0x909e873f 0x908f4e32 0x909974cc 0x969e0f0b 0x920d86e0 0x93a6961b 0x93a6970e 0x93a64455 0x93a888e8 0x93a88d34 0x3649)
20/01/2009 23:56:37 com.apple.launchd[143] (0x10c500.Locum[1764]) Exited: Terminated
20/01/2009 23:59:45 Adium[201] -[NSDictionary(AIDictionaryAdditions) writeToPath:withName:]: Error writing path /Users/Will/Library/Application Support/Adium 2.0/Users/Default, name ByObjectPrefs (/Users/Will/Library/Application Support/Adium 2.0/Users/Default/ByObjectPrefs.plist)
21/01/2009 00:00:19 Adium[201] -[NSDictionary(AIDictionaryAdditions) writeToPath:withName:]: Error writing path /Users/Will/Library/Application Support/Adium 2.0/Users/Default, name ByObjectPrefs (/Users/Will/Library/Application Support/Adium 2.0/Users/Default/ByObjectPrefs.plist)
21/01/2009 00:00:46 Colloquy[203] -[NSConcreteAttributedString initWithString:] called with nil string argument. This has undefined behavior and will raise an exception in post-Leopard linked apps. This warning is displayed only once.
21/01/2009 00:01:25 com.apple.launchd[143] ([0x0-0x1d01d].org.mozilla.firefox[218]) Exited: Terminated
21/01/2009 00:02:15 rcd[1495] * _NSAutoreleaseNoPool(): Object 0x1bd5e0 of class NSConcreteMapTableValueEnumerator autoreleased with no pool in place - just leaking
Stack: (0x909e873f 0x908f4e32 0x909974cc 0x969e0f0b 0x920d86e0 0x93a6961b 0x93a6970e 0x93a64455 0x93a888e8 0x93a88d34 0x3649)
21/01/2009 00:04:41 com.apple.launchd[143] (0x10b8d0.Locum[1806]) Exited: Terminated
21/01/2009 00:05:21 com.apple.launchd[143] (0x10a250.Locum[1816]) Exited: Terminated
21/01/2009 00:05:39 com.apple.launchd[143] ([0x0-0xc00c].com.apple.finder[159]) Exited: Terminated
21/01/2009 00:06:30 BatChmod[1824] Checking for WC
21/01/2009 00:06:30 BatChmod[1824] None
21/01/2009 00:06:40 BatChmod[1824] User selected: root
21/01/2009 00:07:07 BatChmod[1824] Will quit
21/01/2009 00:07:17 BatChmod[1852] Checking for WC
21/01/2009 00:07:17 BatChmod[1852] None
21/01/2009 00:07:21 BatChmod[1852] Checking for WC
21/01/2009 00:07:21 BatChmod[1852] None
21/01/2009 00:07:23 BatChmod[1852] User selected: root
21/01/2009 00:07:32 BatChmod[1852] Authenticated continue
21/01/2009 00:07:32 BatChmod[1852] Authenticated, continue with the changes
21/01/2009 00:07:32 BatChmod[1852] Tried recursive chown on path /Library using user root.
21/01/2009 00:07:32 BatChmod[1852] Did recursive chgrp on path /Library using group admin.
21/01/2009 00:07:32 BatChmod[1852] Error: 0
21/01/2009 00:07:32 BatChmod[1852] Tried recursive chmod on path /Library using privileges ur+w+x,g+r+w+x,o+r-wx.
21/01/2009 00:07:32 BatChmod[1852] Updated workspace
21/01/2009 00:07:34 BatChmod[1852] Done...
21/01/2009 00:07:34 BatChmod[1852] Will quit
21/01/2009 00:07:35 com.apple.launchd[143] ([0x0-0x18a18a].com.macchampion.batchmod[1852]) Stray process with PGID equal to this dead job: PID 1884 PPID 1 chmod
21/01/2009 00:07:35 com.apple.launchd[143] ([0x0-0x18a18a].com.macchampion.batchmod[1852]) Stray process with PGID equal to this dead job: PID 1883 PPID 1 chgrp
21/01/2009 00:07:35 com.apple.launchd[143] ([0x0-0x18a18a].com.macchampion.batchmod[1852]) Stray process with PGID equal to this dead job: PID 1882 PPID 1 chown
21/01/2009 00:09:03 Camino[1893] Warning once: This application, or a library it uses, is using NSQuickDrawView, which has been deprecated. Apps should cease use of QuickDraw and move to Quartz.
21/01/2009 00:09:13 com.apple.launchd[143] ([0x0-0x18c18c].org.mozilla.firefox[1889]) Exited: Terminated
21/01/2009 00:11:22 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for https://daw.apple.com/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 00:11:22 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 00:12:23 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 00:12:23 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 00:12:33 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 00:12:33 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 00:12:47 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 00:12:48 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 00:13:23 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://discussions.apple.com/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 00:13:23 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 00:20:47 com.apple.launchd[143] (0x10b9d0.Locum[1939]) Exited: Terminated
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21/01/2009 00:21:58 SuperDuper![2037] .scriptSuite warning for attribute 'boundsAsQDRect' of class 'NSWindow' in suite 'NSCoreSuite': 'NSData<QDRect>' is not a valid type name.
21/01/2009 00:21:58 SuperDuper![2037] .scriptSuite warning for type 'NSTextStorage' attribute 'name' of class 'NSApplication' in suite 'NSCoreSuite': AppleScript name references may not work for this property because its type is not NSString-derived.
21/01/2009 00:21:58 SuperDuper![2037] .scriptSuite warning for type 'NSTextStorage' attribute 'lastComponentOfFileName' of class 'NSDocument' in suite 'NSCoreSuite': AppleScript name references may not work for this property because its type is not NSString-derived.
21/01/2009 00:21:58 SuperDuper![2037] .scriptSuite warning for attribute 'boundsAsQDRect' of class 'NSWindow' in suite 'NSCoreSuite': 'NSData<QDRect>' is not a valid type name.
21/01/2009 00:21:58 SuperDuper![2037] .scriptSuite warning for type 'NSTextStorage' attribute 'title' of class 'NSWindow' in suite 'NSCoreSuite': AppleScript name references may not work for this property because its type is not NSString-derived.
21/01/2009 00:21:58 SuperDuper![2037] .scriptSuite warning for superclass of class 'NSAttachmentTextStorage' in suite 'NSTextSuite': 'NSString' is not a valid class name.
21/01/2009 00:23:41 Disk Utility[2053] ********
21/01/2009 00:23:41 Disk Utility[2053] Disk Utility started.
21/01/2009 00:35:04 com.apple.launchd[143] (0x109100.Locum[2081]) Exited: Terminated
21/01/2009 00:48:55 com.apple.KernelEventAgent[24] KernelEventAgent: sysctl_queryfs: No such file or directory
21/01/2009 00:59:33 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 00:59:33 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:17:17 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:17:17 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:17:26 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:17:26 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:17:29 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:17:30 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:17:57 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:17:57 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:18:05 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:18:06 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:18:08 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:18:09 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:18:11 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:18:11 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:18:19 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:18:20 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:18:53 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:18:54 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:19:03 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:19:03 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:19:45 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:19:45 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:20:00 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:20:00 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:20:02 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:20:03 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:20:22 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:29:52 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:35:35 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:36:09 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:36:09 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:40:07 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:40:07 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:40:12 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:40:12 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:40:14 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:40:14 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:40:19 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:40:19 Camino[1893] Failed to save site icon cache index
21/01/2009 01:40:29 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
21/01/2009 01:40:29 Camino[1893] Failed to archive image for http://www0.info.apple.com/images/favicon.ico to file
The instance of BatChmod is my reverting to the previously set permissions of /Library after this problem was discovered - it did nothing.
The Camino repetition seems minor - does
"21/01/2009 00:02:15 rcd[1495] * _NSAutoreleaseNoPool(): Object 0x1bd5e0 of class NSConcreteMapTableValueEnumerator autoreleased with no pool in place - just leaking
Stack: (0x909e873f 0x908f4e32 0x909974cc 0x969e0f0b 0x920d86e0 0x93a6961b 0x93a6970e 0x93a64455 0x93a888e8 0x93a88d34 0x3649) "
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