He helped creatED

21:59 Sep 6, 2011 

On the Google hits for "helped created":
1. When I searched for the phrase just now, Google announced 129,000 results. I quickly skimmed through them to check. There were actually 972. That's still quite a lot for a phrase that is undoubtedly ungrammatical, but obviously far fewer than Google claimed. This is typical, I'm afraid, and should be borne in mind by everyone who bases arguments about usage on numbers of Google hits.
2. Many of these cases of "helped created" are probably the result of typing errors, either because (a) typing "-ed" at the end of "helped" leads one to do the same in the next word by a kind of inertia (I do this kind of thing myself), or (b) if the finger is held a little too low when typing "e" it catches the "d" as well by mistake (since D is just below E on the keyboard).
3. The other way this particular error often occurs is through writing "created" and then deciding to change it to "helped create"; one inserts "helped" but forgets to delete the "d" at the end of "created".

18:30 Sep 6, 2011 

I wouldn't claim to know about Scottish dialect, but in standard English "it wants washed" is wrong too.

17:19 Sep 6, 2011 

Although you can say "it wants washed" (mostly a Scottish variant, I believe) as well as "it wants washing" (= it needs to be washed).
:)