Wtf do you do here?

Game #1120303708 - (blinds $0.05/$0.10) No Limit Texas Hold'em - 2005/11/28-20:49:44.5 (CST) Table "Aratika" (real money) -- Seat 5 is the button Seat 1: ChrisMc515 ($10.71 in chips) Seat 2: GoDevil ($7.40 in chips) Seat 3: Ak108 ($3.35 in chips) Seat 4: scottyboy007 ($2.82 in chips) Seat 5: redgrape ($9.70 in chips) Seat 6: IXCAV82 ($9.40 in chips) Seat 7: johnny f.a. ($10.30 in chips) Seat 8: $$posty$$ ($7.17 in chips) Seat 9: islandchamp ($10.40 in chips) Seat 10: Stu Pip ($9.05 in chips) IXCAV82 : Post Small Blind ($0.05) johnny f.a.: Post Big Blind ($0.10)
Ak108 : Post ($0.10)
Dealing...
Dealt to redgrape [ Ad ]
Dealt to redgrape [ Ah ]
$$posty$$: Call ($0.10)
islandchamp: Fold
Stu Pip : Fold
ChrisMc515: Call ($0.10)
GoDevil : Fold
Ak108 : Check
scottyboy007: Fold
redgrape: Raise ($0.60)
IXCAV82 : Fold
johnny f.a.: Fold
$$posty$$: Call ($0.50)
ChrisMc515: Call ($0.50)
Ak108 : Fold
*** FLOP *** : [ Kc 7d 5s ]
$$posty$$: Check
ChrisMc515: Check
redgrape: Check
*** TURN *** : [ Kc 7d 5s ] [ Jc ]
$$posty$$: Check
ChrisMc515: Bet ($0.50)
redgrape: Raise ($1.90)
$$posty$$: Fold
ChrisMc515: Raise ($2.80)
redgrape said, "you flop a set buddy or hit two pair?"
redgrape said, "i have AA..."
redgrape: ?????

id like to hear the theory behind checking that flop

Bet the flop?

Yeah no theory, spur of the moment I know a stupid play.
What i'm wondering is do you call the turn.

Checking a overpair in a multi-way flop is gonna lose you a ton of money in the long run, don't become a weak tight.

Rule #1 of poker vs fishies: RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE

you're right, i shouldn't have checked the flop. But even though i made this mistake, what should i do on the turn?

Don't say you're hand when you're faced with a decision....thats against the rules.

What about heads up when the other guy go all in? is it still illegal to say your hand? (basicelly when you are last to play)

I personally bet the flop, it's not even like you were looking to checkraise.

Any king might make that play after you checking behind, KJ, a set...a lot of hands. I get all the money in personally, but I try and do it on the flop.

I also have zero talent at reading hands at this level, so I usually ride the variance.

I don't know, though. I assume you folded, if you're weak enough to check that flop. If you were checking it to induce betting, then by all means, bet.