He probably keeps the dates rolling along so that when one finally does hit, he can go back and say he predicted it.

Just for giggles (and to test my theory), I am going to document:

Ahhh, yeah I suppose that's one option. You could also vist the wayback machine for quakeprediction.com and see that the site has been predicting things like "#4 Day Forecast; 5.8 to 5.9 earthquake in the Los Angeles area. " for years, that quote is from March 14th 2007.

But don't let me rain on your parade, I'm sure your plan will work out also...

I predict the quake will break off California and dump it in the ocean on June 9th......

:D

No, that will only occur when the planets line up again and cause catastrophic issues with gravity. ;)

What planets? There are others???

;)

See, everyone gets this wrong. Everything EAST of the San Andreas will fall into the ATLANTIC Ocean

Of course not, don't be silly. Earth is the only planet. It's about 6,000 years old and the Sun revolves around it.