Printing long PDF documents is sometimes tedious, especially if you have a dull network printer. You might know the case that for mysterious reasons the printer just does nothing for a very long time and thereafter it seems to have forgotten about the actual print job.
Sometimes printing can still be accomplished by sending only a few pages of the PDF document in distinct print jobs. Doing this manually is also tedious, so here is a simple Python script that breaks up a PDF document into many PDFs with just 2 pages (using pdftk) and spools them via lpr (the package cups-pdf is required for this).
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