It's grammatically correct but I don't think a native English speaker wouldn't put the "the" in it. I'd be inclined to write "For more information" rather than "For full information" but that might just be me.
About 5 years ago, I was really addicted to Kingdoms of Camelot. It was a Facebook game. I've also been addicted to World of Warcraft in the past. I'm trying to be all grown up and sensible these days so I avoid games that need me to commit time to. Nowadays I mostly play little puzzle games.
I'm pretty sure that there are free Grammarly accounts to be found on BHW. I reckon if you team that with some help from Google Translate, your blog shouldn't be too bad. Don't take my word for it though as I'm a native English speaker so take it all for granted.
In the UK, you would have to change your insurance as the vehicle would be classed as a commercial vehicle because of the signage. I don't know about other countries.
I like the word, piss. Because it sounds like the action it describes.
Pissssssssssssssssss!
My favourite big word is discombobulate because it sounds like a made-up word.
I'm not entirely sure what you're after but there's loads of small scale jewellery makers on Facebook. There's loads of craft groups on there. Maybe you can find what you need on there? Or approach people on Etsy. But UK made stuff is always going to be more expensive than wholesale stuff from...
Personally, I bought a ready made site a couple of years ago (admittedly, it wasn't from here) and I hated it. I was very disappointed with the whole thing and I quickly abandoned it. There are probably much better sites available out there but I've already had my fingers burnt and I won't be...
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