While reading I thought he was on AQ, KQ, QJ, JJ, or TT, but where I play I don't think villains are calling three streets of value for their entire stack with these hands. After the flop call, my plan would probably be to either check back the turn and bet/fold the river or bet the turn and check back the river if he continued to slow play it.

While I already commented that I think your ship is fine, here is a better example of overplaying KK, and even this I'm not entirely sure of:

Hero $300
SB ($200) Massive donk
BB ($150) Passive fish


Hero is dealt KK

Hero raises to $10
SB calls
BB calls

Flop ($30) J:67

SB bets $85
BB goes all-in
Hero goes all-in
SB calls

SB shows QJ
BB shows 67
Hero shows KK

Now this was a snap shove over SB all night because he's truly awful and I could care less what he has. But BB was a bit tough. I just didnt think he'd do this with the nuts and figured he might be overplaying AJ. That plus I simply dont have it in me to fold overpairs to fish regardless of the action. I've been shown too many top pairs and gutshots in these situations to fold anymore. Meh.

looks fine
He limp/calls pre QQ UTG, take a note and move on

The average LLSNL player will pay you off with AQ and KQ 100% of the time

Jamest, keep the threads to a min, more quality, less quantity, ya dig?