Foucault said:

Don't fold, and don't raise.

Def agree with the first part, but why not raise??  I discussed this hand a bit with Jason on Skype, and before reading anyone elses resposnes itt my instinct is that I'm raise/folding flop in this spot like almost all the time, esp. if we don't have any further reads on villain.  

I play almost exclusively on Bovada and in my experience this line is exteremly weak, although the ep limp does suggest a lot of Ax hands in villain's range.  Having said that, I think that villain here can def. bet/fold weak Aces.  DISCLAIMER: I do know results at this point, but am trying not to let that affect my post.  My thought was the same before knowing results.  I think calling here also puts us in a tuff spot on a ton of turns, like every turn that is a brick, for example.  What are we doing when an x turns and villain leads out very small agian?  What about when he checks an x turn?  I think raise/folding flop makes the hand much more easy to play and sets us up for better turn spots.  If we turn a Q,K,T or heart we barrel and if V does call the flop raise and turn bricks out I'm done with the hand.  

I would be willing to make a very large prop bet that villain is probably not capable of bet/raising flops with any hand worse than ours, the exception being huge combo draws.  I even think this type of villain is bet/calling naked flush draws a fair bit.